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Publikationer Statistisk Tiårsoversigt Befolkning og valg Afsnittet omfatter oplysninger om befolkning, boligforhold og valg. Materialets omfang og gruppering Befolkningen Folketallet angiver befolkningen i Danmark uden Grønland og Færøerne. Det samlede folketal blev fra 1769 til og med 1970 opgjort ved e periodiske folketællinger, efter århundredeskiftet hvert femte år, baseret på spørgeskemaer til befolkningen. Folke- og boligtællingerne 1976 og 1981 er gennemført på grundlag af oplysninger fra en række administrative registre. Den løbende statistik om befolkningen og dens sammensætning 1. januar og be- vægelserne i løbet af året (bl.a. om fødsler, dødsfald og vandringer) udarbejdes på grundlag af det Centrale Personregister (CPR) samt fødsels- og dødsattesterne. Opgørelserne vedrører personer, familier og husstande og omfatter i alle tilfælde hele den bosiddende befolkning i Danmark. Der udarbejdes årligt befolkningsfremskrivninger med udgangspunkt i den seneste befolkningsopgørelse og under hensyn til den hidtidige udvikling i fertiitet, dødelighed og vandringer. Boligforhold Opgørelserne af befolkningens boligforhold er baseret på udtræk fra de to admini- strative registre, Bygnings- og Boligregisteret (BBR) og det Centrale Personregister (CPR). Opgørelsen er siden 1980 foretaget årligt 1. januar for hele landet. Valg De valgstatistiske oplysninger omfatter antal stemmeberettigede, afgivne stemmer ved afholdte valg til Folketing, amtskommunale råd, kommunale råd samt ved folkeafstem- ninger og valg til Europa-parlamentet. Valg til Folketinget samt opgørelser over folkeafstemninger omfatter også Grønland og Færøerne. Definitioner og ordforklaringer Hvor intet andet er anført, omfatter opgørelserne Danmark uden Grønland og Fær- øerne. Abort Legal: En fremkaldt abort foretaget i overensstemmelse med gældende lov, senest af 13. juni 1973. Abortkvotient Generel: Antal legale aborter pr. år pr. 1000 kvinder i de fertile aldersklasser (15-49år). Abortkvotient Samlet: Det antal legale aborter som ville blive foretaget på 1000 kvinder i løbet af de fertile aldre 15-49 år, hvis 1) ingen af de 1000 kvinder døde før det fyldte 50. år, og 2) der i hver aldersldasse blev foretaget netop det antal legale aborter, som angivet ved årets aldersbetingede abortkvotienter. AIDS Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (Erhvervet Immundefekt Syndrom) er slutstadiet af HW-infektionen. På dette stadium vil immunforsvaret fungere så dårligt, at en lang række sygdomme herfor vil kunne forekomme. Internationalt er opstillet kriterier for, hvilke sygdomme som er AIDS-definerende. Befolkning og valg 37 Befoiknings- Fodselsoverskud eller naturlig tilvækst (antal levendefødte minus antal døde) nettoind- tilvækst vandring (indvandring minus udvandring). Bolig Et eller flere værelser hovedsagelig anvendt til beboelse og med selvstændig adgang samt beliggende i en permanent bygning. Byområde Omfatter mindst 200 indbyggere i en sammenhængende bebyggelse med højst 200 m afstand mellem husene, med mindre aibrydelserne skyldes offentlige anlæg, idrætspladser, erhvervsmæssige anlæg eller lignende. Børnedødelighed Antal døde under 1 år pr. 1000 levendefødte. Dødfødt Barn, der kommer til verden uden tydelige tegn på liv (dvs, uden at ånde, skrige eller græde) efter afslutningen af svangerskabets 28. uge. Dødshyppighed Angiver (i 100 000-dele) hyppigheden af dødsfald i løbet af et år, fra en fødselsdag til den næste. Døds- Summariske: Antal døde pr. 1000 indbyggere. kvotienter Aldersbetingede: Antal døde i en given aldersklasse pr. 1000 personer i den pågældende aldersklasse. Enlig En voksen person, der ikke indgår i en parfarnilie. En voksen er en person, der er fyldt 18 år, eller som har barn, er gift eller indgår i et samboende par (se under »par«). Familie En eller flere personer, som bor på samme adresse, og som har visse indbyrdes relationer. En familie består af en enlig, af et par eller af et ikke-hjemmeboende barn under 18 år. Hjemmeboende børn under 18 år regnes med til forældrenes familier. Fertilitet Samlet: Det antal levendefødte, som 1000 kvinder ville sætte i verden i løbet af de fertile aldre fra 15 til 49 år, hvis 1) ingen af de 1000 kvinder døde før det fyldte 50. år, og 2) de i hver aldersklasse fødte netop så mange børn, som angivet ved årets fertilitetskvotienter. Fertilitets- Aldersbetingede: Antal levendefødte pr. år født af mødre i en given aldersklasse pr. 1000 kvotienter kvinder i den pågældende alderskiasse. Kvotienterne på femårs-aldersklasserne er be- regnet som simple gennemsnit af kvotienterne for de enkelte étårs-aldersklasser af kvinder i de fertile aldre, hvorved man eliminerer virkningerne af forskydningerne fra år til år i kvindernes aldersfordeling inden for de enkelte femårs-aldersklasser. Generelle: Antal levendefødte pr. 1000 kvinder i den fertile alder, dvs. 15-49 år. Summariske: Antal levendefødte pr. 1000 indbyggere. Flygtninge Personer som har fået opholdstilladelse med henvisning til de bestemmelser iud- lændingeloven som vedrører flygtninge. I gruppen medregnes også personer med opholds- tilladelse af humanitære grunde. Fødte Levendefødte+dødfødte. HIV Human immunodeficiency virus (Human Immundefekt Virus) er et virus, som angriber kroppens immunforsvar. En person, som er smittet med HW, vil danne antistoffer mod dette og kaldes på grund al den positive prøve for antistoffer, for HIV-positiv. 38 Befolkning og valg Hovedstaden København, Frederiksberg og Gentofte kommuner. Hovedstads- Hovedstaden og for perioden 1. januar 1970-1979 følgende 18 omegnskommuner: Al- områdét bertslund, Ballerup, Birkerød, Brøndby, Dragør, Farum, Gladsakse, Glostrup, Herlev, Hvidovre, Høje Tåstrup, Hørsholm, Lyngby-Tårbæk, Rødovre, Søllerød, Tårnby, Vallens- bæk og Værløse. Pr. 1. januar 1980 yderligere 7 omegnskommuner: Allerød, Fredensborg- Humlebæk, Greve, Ishøj, Karlebo, Ledøje-Smørum og Solrød. Hovedsta4s- København og Frederiksberg kommuner samt Københavns, Frederiksborg og Roskilde regionen amter. Husstand Omfatter samtlige personer på samme adresse (i samme bolig) uanset familiære til- knytningsforhold. Der kan således indgå flere familier i samme husstand. Kommuner - Danmark er inddelt i 275 kommuner; de 273 kommuner udgør 14 amter. København og amter Frederiksberg er uden for den amtskommunale inddeling. Christiansø, der er uden for kommuneinddelingen, administreres af Forsvarsministeriet. Levendefødt Barn, som kommer til verden med tydelige tegn på liv (dvs, ånder, skriger eller græder) uanset svangerskabsperiodens længde. Middel- Det gennemsnitlige antal personer inden for en nærmere afgrænset gruppe (fx gifte kvinder folketallet i alderen 20-24 år), som har været til stede i befolkningen i en bestemt tidsperiode. Denne strrelse er fra og med 1989 for Danmark og Grønland lig med befolkningen pr. 1. juli. For Færøerne er dog stadig brugt den tidligere beregningsmetode med gennemsnit af antal personer i begyndelsen og slutningen af året. Middellevetid Det gennemsnitlige antal år, som personer i en given alder har tilbage at leve i, hvis deres dødelighed fremover (alder for alder) svarer til det niveau, som er konstateret i den aktuelle periode. Der findes altså en middellevetid svarende til enhver alder. Naturalisation Erhvervelse af dansk statsborgerskab. Par To voksne personer, der bor på samme adresse udgør et par i familiestatistikken, hvis de enten er gift med hinanden eller har indgået registreret partnerskab, eller hvis de har fælles børn uden at være gift med hinanden. Desuden medregnes ikke-gifte par uden fællesbørn, hvis der ikke er andre voksne på adressen, de er af hvert sit køn, ikke er søskende, og aldersforskellen er mindre end 15 år. Personer ned til 16 år kan indgå i et samboende par. Registreret Registreret partnerskab er en ægteskabslignende relation mellem to personer af samme partnerskab køn. Reproduktions- Netto: Det antal levendefødte piger som 1000 kvinder bringer til verden, i løbet al de fertile tallet aldre 15-49 år, hvis de fader og dør i overensstemmelse med et givet fertilitets- og dødeligheds niveau. Brutto: Her forudsættes, at ingen al de 1000 kvinder dør inden det fyldte 50. år. Valg Valg til Europaparlamentet: Afholdes hvert 5. år juni måned, senest afholdt i 1989. Folketingsvalg: Afholdes mindst hvert 4. år, senest afholdt den 10. maj 1988 og den 12. december 1990. Kommmune- og amtsrådsvalg: Afholdes hvert 4. år i november, senest afholdt i november 1993. Menighedsrådsvalg: Afholdes hvert 4. år i november måned blandt folkekirkens med- lemmer, senest afholdt i november 1992. Befolkning og valg 39 Vandringsoverskud Neltoindvandving: Indvandring minus udvandring. Vielseskvotient Antal vielser pr. 1000 indbyggere. Oplysninger om anden offentliggørelse Løbende Nyt fra Danmarks Statistik offentliggørelse Statistiske Efterretninger, emnegruppen: Befolkning og valg af tællings- Statistisk månedsoversigt resultater Danmarks Statistiks databanker Årligt tilbage- Befolkningens bevægelser vendende Befolkningen i kommunerne publikationer Statistisk tiårsoversigt Andre tilbage- Danmarks administrative inddeling (senest: 1.1.1986) vendende Folke- og boligtællingen (senest: 1.1.1981) publikationer Folketingsvalget Valgene til de kommunale og amtskommunale råd Boligtællingen (senest 1. januar 1991) I serien Statistiske undersøgelser offentliggøres større specialundersøgelser, senest fertility Trends in Denmark in the 1980s, Indvandrere og deres efterkommere i Danmark, Dødelighed og erhverv 1970-80 samt Danske byers folketal 1801-1981 Andet Publikationer udgivet af Sundhedsstyrelsen: Dødsårsagerne Medicinsk fødselsstatistik Statistik om prævention
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