P H Karmel

• The Relations between Male and Female Reproduction Rates

  P H Karmel, Pepe Karmel•CHAPTER•Mathematical Demography•1977

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• Economic Activity

  Alan Williams, G C Harcourt et al.•ARTICLE•The Economic Journal•1969

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  Journal Article G. C. Harcourt, P. H. Karmel and R. H. Wallace. Economic Activity.L. Tarshis. Modern Economics. An IntroductionC. Lloyd. Microeconomic Analysis Get access Economic Activity. By G. C. Harcourt, P. H. Karmel and R. H. Wallace. (London: Cambridge University Press, 1967. Pp. xi + 324. 50s.)Modern Economics. An Introduction. By L. Tarshis. (Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1967. Pp. xvi + 814. $8.95.)Microeconomic Analysis. By C. Lloyd. (Home…

• Economic Activity

  C D Harbury, G C Harcourt et al.•ARTICLE•Economica•1968

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• Applied Statistics for Economists

  A D Bain, P H Karmel•ARTICLE•The Economic Journal•1963

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  Journal Article Applied Statistics for Economists Get access Applied Statistics for Economists. By P. H. Karmel. (London: Sir Isaac Pitman, 1963. Pp. xiii + 474. 48s. 6d.) A. D. Bain A. D. Bain Corpus Christi College, Cambridge Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Economic Journal, Volume 73, Issue 291, 1 September 1963, Pages 511–512, https://doi.org/10.2307/2228593 Published: 01 September 1963

• The Structure of the Australian Economy

  Ronald F Henderson, P H Karmel et al.•ARTICLE•The Economic Journal•1962•Citada por: 9

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  Journal Article The Structure of the Australian Economy Get access The Structure of the Australian Economy. By P. H. Karmel and M. Brunt. (Melbourne: F. W. Cheshire (338 Little Collins Street, C.l), 1962. Pp. xii + 154. 18s. 6d.) Ronald F. Henderson Ronald F. Henderson Corpus Christi College, Cambridge Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Economic Journal, Volume 72, Issue 288, 1 December 1962, Pages 975–97…

• The Role of Government in the Australian Economy

  Open Access•P H Karmel, Pepe Karmel•ARTICLE•Australian Journal of Public…•1961

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• Le conflit entre les mesures masculine et feminine de la reproduction

  Open Access•P H Karmel, Pepe Karmel et al.•ARTICLE•Population•1949

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  Karmel P.-H. Le conflit entre les mesures masculine et féminine de la reproduction. In: Population, 4e année, n°3, 1949. pp. 471-494

• A rejoinder to Mr Hajnal's comments

  P H Karmel, Pepe Karmel•ARTICLE•Population Studies•1948

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  Mr Karmel takes up the points in Mr Hajnal's article. He analyses in detail the assumptions which are implicit in the use of female rather than male reproduction rates, and shows that female rates are appropriate either in a sexually promiscuous population, or in one where the females are ‘perfectly marriage dominant’. He goes on to examine the possibility of obtaining a ‘unique’ true rate of increase for a population and offers a theoretical sol…

• An analysis of the sources and magnitudes of inconsistencies between male and female net reproduction rates in actual populations

  P H Karmel, Pepe Karmel•ARTICLE•Population Studies•1948•Citada por: 4

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  Male and female net reproduction rates calculated from a given actual population generally yield different, i.e. inconsistent, annual rates of intrinsic growth. This inconsistency is due to the nature of the sex-age distribution of the population. The paper examines first the conditions which are necessary and sufficient for a population to yield consistent male and female rates, and secondly the factors which prevent actual population conforming…

• The relations between male and female nuptiality in a stable population

  P H Karmel, Pepe Karmel•ARTICLE•Population Studies•1948•Citada por: 2

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  Both male and female nuptiality conditions can be calculated from any given population. Generally these conditions will be inconsistent in the sense that if applied continuously with given mortality and fertility conditions they would produce different sets of marriages, both in total numbers and in age distribution of bridegrooms and brides. It is shown that, given, say, male nuptiality, female nuptiality conditions consistent in the sense that …

• The relations between male and female reproduction rates

  P H Karmel, Pepe Karmel•ARTICLE•Population Studies•1947•Citada por: 10•Referencias: 2

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  It has been known for some time that male and female reproduction rates may give widely divergent results, even when calculated from the same population. In this paper the author examines the mathematical relationships between the male and female reproduction rates in the stable population and obtains the conditions under which the same true rate of natural increase would be yielded both by the male and female rates. He shows that these differenc…

• The relations between male and female reproduction rates

  P H Karmel, Pepe Karmel•ARTICLE•Population Studies•1947•Citada por: 10•Referencias: 2

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  It has been known for some time that male and female reproduction rates may give widely divergent results, even when calculated from the same population. In this paper the author examines the mathematical relationships between the male and female reproduction rates in the stable population and obtains the conditions under which the same true rate of natural increase would be yielded both by the male and female rates. He shows that these differenc…

• The Structure of the Australian Economy

  Ronald F Henderson, P H Karmel et al.•ARTICLE•The Economic Journal•1962•Citada por: 9

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  Journal Article The Structure of the Australian Economy Get access The Structure of the Australian Economy. By P. H. Karmel and M. Brunt. (Melbourne: F. W. Cheshire (338 Little Collins Street, C.l), 1962. Pp. xii + 154. 18s. 6d.) Ronald F. Henderson Ronald F. Henderson Corpus Christi College, Cambridge Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Economic Journal, Volume 72, Issue 288, 1 December 1962, Pages 975–97…

• An analysis of the sources and magnitudes of inconsistencies between male and female net reproduction rates in actual populations

  P H Karmel, Pepe Karmel•ARTICLE•Population Studies•1948•Citada por: 4

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  Male and female net reproduction rates calculated from a given actual population generally yield different, i.e. inconsistent, annual rates of intrinsic growth. This inconsistency is due to the nature of the sex-age distribution of the population. The paper examines first the conditions which are necessary and sufficient for a population to yield consistent male and female rates, and secondly the factors which prevent actual population conforming…

• The relations between male and female nuptiality in a stable population

  P H Karmel, Pepe Karmel•ARTICLE•Population Studies•1948•Citada por: 2

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  Both male and female nuptiality conditions can be calculated from any given population. Generally these conditions will be inconsistent in the sense that if applied continuously with given mortality and fertility conditions they would produce different sets of marriages, both in total numbers and in age distribution of bridegrooms and brides. It is shown that, given, say, male nuptiality, female nuptiality conditions consistent in the sense that …

• The relations between male and female reproduction rates

  P H Karmel, Pepe Karmel•ARTICLE•Population Studies•1947•Citada por: 10•Referencias: 2

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  It has been known for some time that male and female reproduction rates may give widely divergent results, even when calculated from the same population. In this paper the author examines the mathematical relationships between the male and female reproduction rates in the stable population and obtains the conditions under which the same true rate of natural increase would be yielded both by the male and female rates. He shows that these differenc…

• A rejoinder to Mr Hajnal's comments

  P H Karmel, Pepe Karmel•ARTICLE•Population Studies•1948

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  Mr Karmel takes up the points in Mr Hajnal's article. He analyses in detail the assumptions which are implicit in the use of female rather than male reproduction rates, and shows that female rates are appropriate either in a sexually promiscuous population, or in one where the females are ‘perfectly marriage dominant’. He goes on to examine the possibility of obtaining a ‘unique’ true rate of increase for a population and offers a theoretical sol…

• An analysis of the sources and magnitudes of inconsistencies between male and female net reproduction rates in actual populations

  P H Karmel, Pepe Karmel•ARTICLE•Population Studies•1948•Citada por: 4

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  Male and female net reproduction rates calculated from a given actual population generally yield different, i.e. inconsistent, annual rates of intrinsic growth. This inconsistency is due to the nature of the sex-age distribution of the population. The paper examines first the conditions which are necessary and sufficient for a population to yield consistent male and female rates, and secondly the factors which prevent actual population conforming…

• The relations between male and female nuptiality in a stable population

  P H Karmel, Pepe Karmel•ARTICLE•Population Studies•1948•Citada por: 2

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  Both male and female nuptiality conditions can be calculated from any given population. Generally these conditions will be inconsistent in the sense that if applied continuously with given mortality and fertility conditions they would produce different sets of marriages, both in total numbers and in age distribution of bridegrooms and brides. It is shown that, given, say, male nuptiality, female nuptiality conditions consistent in the sense that …

• Le conflit entre les mesures masculine et feminine de la reproduction

  Open Access•P H Karmel, Pepe Karmel et al.•ARTICLE•Population•1949

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  Karmel P.-H. Le conflit entre les mesures masculine et féminine de la reproduction. In: Population, 4e année, n°3, 1949. pp. 471-494

• The Role of Government in the Australian Economy

  Open Access•P H Karmel, Pepe Karmel•ARTICLE•Australian Journal of Public…•1961

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• The Structure of the Australian Economy

  Ronald F Henderson, P H Karmel et al.•ARTICLE•The Economic Journal•1962•Citada por: 9

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  Journal Article The Structure of the Australian Economy Get access The Structure of the Australian Economy. By P. H. Karmel and M. Brunt. (Melbourne: F. W. Cheshire (338 Little Collins Street, C.l), 1962. Pp. xii + 154. 18s. 6d.) Ronald F. Henderson Ronald F. Henderson Corpus Christi College, Cambridge Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Economic Journal, Volume 72, Issue 288, 1 December 1962, Pages 975–97…

• Applied Statistics for Economists

  A D Bain, P H Karmel•ARTICLE•The Economic Journal•1963

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  Journal Article Applied Statistics for Economists Get access Applied Statistics for Economists. By P. H. Karmel. (London: Sir Isaac Pitman, 1963. Pp. xiii + 474. 48s. 6d.) A. D. Bain A. D. Bain Corpus Christi College, Cambridge Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Economic Journal, Volume 73, Issue 291, 1 September 1963, Pages 511–512, https://doi.org/10.2307/2228593 Published: 01 September 1963

• Economic Activity

  C D Harbury, G C Harcourt et al.•ARTICLE•Economica•1968

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• Economic Activity

  Alan Williams, G C Harcourt et al.•ARTICLE•The Economic Journal•1969

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  Journal Article G. C. Harcourt, P. H. Karmel and R. H. Wallace. Economic Activity.L. Tarshis. Modern Economics. An IntroductionC. Lloyd. Microeconomic Analysis Get access Economic Activity. By G. C. Harcourt, P. H. Karmel and R. H. Wallace. (London: Cambridge University Press, 1967. Pp. xi + 324. 50s.)Modern Economics. An Introduction. By L. Tarshis. (Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1967. Pp. xvi + 814. $8.95.)Microeconomic Analysis. By C. Lloyd. (Home…

• The Relations between Male and Female Reproduction Rates

  P H Karmel, Pepe Karmel•CHAPTER•Mathematical Demography•1977

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