Method Used to  Produce Population Statistics

Ieva Ainare; Mārtiņš  Liberts; Baiba  Zukula; Sigita  Purona-Sida; Jeļena   Vaļkovska; Bruno  Opermanis; Aleksis  Jurševskis; Kristīne  Lece; Ance  Ceriņa; Juris Breidaks; Jānis  Jukāms; Ruta  Beināre

Method Used to Produce Population Statistics

Ieva Ainare, Mārtiņš Liberts, Baiba Zukula, Sigita Purona-Sida, Jeļena Vaļkovska, Bruno Opermanis, Aleksis Jurševskis, Kristīne Lece, Ance Ceriņa, Juris Breidaks, Jānis Jukāms, Ruta Beināre

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Abstract

Within the Population and Housing Census 2011, it was found out that usually resident population of Latvia accounted for 2 074.6 thousand at the beginning of 2011, which was 7 % fewer people than in the Register of Natural Persons supervised by the Office of Citizenship and Migration Affairs (2 228.0 thousand). The Central Statistical Bureau of Latvia worked out a method used to estimate population of Latvia more precisely. The method is based on statistical classification and migration mirror statistics and is aimed at dividing Latvian population included in the Register of Natural Persons of Latvia into two classes – persons actually living in Latvia and persons actually living abroad. The statistical classification model has been developed with the help of logistic regression.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Riga
Publisher	Central Statistical Bureau of Latvia
Number of pages	65
Publication status	Published - 1 Jul 2022
Externally published	Yes

Keywords*

statistics
statistical reporting

Field of Science*

5.2 Economy and Business

Publication Type*

6. Other publications

Access to Document

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/364265956_Method_Used_to_Produce_Population_Statistics

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