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Catalog no. 98501×2016002 ISBN 9780660071503Release and Concepts Overview2016 Census of Population: Age and sex releaseRelease date: March 15, 2017, Please note that this Release and Concepts Overview

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How to fill out age and sex tables

1. To fill out the age and sex tables, follow these steps: 1. Start by creating two separate tables: one for age and one for sex.
2. Label the columns in the age table as 'age group' and 'number of individuals'.
3. Divide the population into different age groups, such as 0-10, 11-20, 21-30, and so on.
4. Count the number of individuals in each age group and record them under the 'number of individuals' column.
5. Repeat steps 2-4 for the sex table, but label the columns as 'sex' and 'number of individuals'.
6. Categorize the individuals as male or female and record the count under the respective 'number of individuals' column.
7. Make sure to include a row for the total count in each table.
8. Double-check all the entries and ensure they are accurate and complete.
9. Save the tables in a suitable file format for further analysis or presentation.

Who needs age and sex tables?

1. Age and sex tables are required by various organizations and institutions for demographic analysis and planning.
2. Government agencies often use these tables to understand population distribution, age structure, and sex ratios within a given area.
3. Researchers and social scientists utilize age and sex tables to study population dynamics, identify trends, and make predictions.
4. Healthcare professionals and organizations may need these tables for planning healthcare services and understanding health-related issues specific to age and gender.
5. Educational institutions could use age and sex tables to analyze student demographics and plan educational programs accordingly.
6. Non-profit organizations and NGOs may require these tables to assess the needs of different age groups and genders within the communities they serve.

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What is age and sex tables?

Age and sex tables are statistical tables that categorize populations based on age and gender. They are often used to analyze demographics for research, planning, and policy-making.

Who is required to file age and sex tables?

Entities such as insurance companies, health organizations, and other regulated businesses are required to file age and sex tables as part of regulatory compliance.

How to fill out age and sex tables?

To fill out age and sex tables, one typically needs to categorize the population data into age groups and specify the sex for each group. Accurate data collection methods must be followed to ensure compliance and correctness.

What is the purpose of age and sex tables?

The purpose of age and sex tables is to provide a clear understanding of the demographic composition of a population, which helps in decision-making, resource allocation, and evaluating trends within that population.

What information must be reported on age and sex tables?

Age and sex tables must report demographic information including total population, number of males and females in specified age groups, and possibly additional metrics such as birth and death rates.