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© 1984 Oxford University Press

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Repeatability of Infant Deaths in Korea

CHAI BIN PARK* and ALFRED C HEXTER{dagger}

*School of Public Health, University of Hawaii, and East-west Population Institute Honolulu, hawaii, USA.
{dagger}Department of Health Services California, USA.

Using data from the world fertility survey for Korea, repeatability of infant death in the family was investigated applying the log-linear model. There is a strong association in survivorship between any two consecutive births. No such association is observed in nonconsecutive birth orders. There is a suggestion however, that the survival of the first birth is related to that of the third or even the fourth birth order.

Received 1 August 1983


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