International Lifespan Inequality Divergence
Cross-source consensus on International Lifespan Inequality Divergence from 1 sources and 5 claims.
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- Developed countries continued to gain life expectancy after about 1950, but their lifespan inequality trajectories varied substantially. — Divergence in age-patterns of mortality change drives international divergence in lifespan inequality
- The study used 40 regional Human Mortality Database series for postwar international comparisons. — Divergence in age-patterns of mortality change drives international divergence in lifespan inequality
- The paper links international divergence in lifespan inequality to divergence in the age pattern of mortality determinants. — Divergence in age-patterns of mortality change drives international divergence in lifespan inequality
- Japan, Canada, and the United States had different postwar variance trajectories despite relatively steady life expectancy gains. — Divergence in age-patterns of mortality change drives international divergence in lifespan inequality
- After the Second World War, average V(15) fluctuated more among males than females across 40 regions. — Divergence in age-patterns of mortality change drives international divergence in lifespan inequality