# **<u>WEB APPENDIX TABLES</u>**

## **WEB APPENDIX TABLE 1: NATURAL INCREASE SOURCE INFORMATION BY COUNTRY**

|**COUNTRY**|**YEARS**|**MAIN SOURCES**|
|---|---|---|
|**Panel A:**|**Hist**|**orical Data for Industrial Europe (N = 7, 1700-1910)**|
|**Belgium**|1866-1905|(i)_Annuaires Statistiques de la Belgique. Belgium. Ministere de l’Interieur._<br>Various volumes.|
|**England**|1700-1950|(i) Newsholme, A. (1911),_The Declining Birth Rate, Its National and_<br>_International Signifcance_. London: Cassell & Company Limited; (ii)<br>Friedlander, D. (1969). Demographic Responses and Population Change,<br>_Demography_6 (4): 359-381; (iii) Williamson, J. (1990). _Coping with City_<br>_Growth During the British Industrial Revolution_. Cambridge: Cambridge<br>University Press.|
|**France**|1852-1910|<br>(i)_Statistique Annuelle du Mouvement de la Population. France. Statistique_<br>_Generale._ Various volumes.|
|**Germany**|1851-1912|(i) Weber, A. (1899). _The Growth of Cities in the 19th Century._ New York:<br>The MacMillan Company; (ii) Stedman, T. (1904). _Medical Record._ New<br>York: William Wood and Company; (iii) Pollock, H., and W. Morgan<br>(1913). _Modern Cities: Progress of the Awakening for Their Betterment Here_<br>_and in Europe._ New York: Funk & Wagnalls Company; (iv) Holmes, S.<br>(1921). _A Study of Present Tendencies in the Biological Development of_<br>_Civilized Mankind._ New York: Harcourt, Brace and Company; (v) Vogele, J.<br>(2000). Urbanization and the Urban Mortality Change in Imperial<br>Germany. _Health & Place_6: 41-55.|
|**Netherlands**|1815-1909|(i) Margaret Sanger (1917). _The Case for Birth Control._ Modern Art<br>Printing Company; (ii) Wintle, M. (2004). _An Economic and Social History_<br>_of the Netherlands, 1800-1920: Demographic, Economic and Social_<br>_Transition._Cambridge:Cambridge University Press.|
|**Sweden**|1800-1910|<br>(i) Dyson, T. (2011), The Role of the Demographic Transition in the<br>Process of Urbanization. _Population and Development Review_, 37: 34-54.|
|**United States**|1825-1910|<br>(i) Census Reports; (ii) Duffy J. (1968). _A History of Public Health in New_<br>_York City, 1625-1866_. New York: Russell Sage; (iii) Rosenwaike, I. (1972).<br>_Population History of New York City_. Syracuse: SU Press; (iv) Haines, M.<br>(2001). The Urban Mortality Transition in the United States, 1800-1940.<br>_Annales de Demographie Historique_101: 33-64; (iv) Michael Haines<br>(2008). _The Population of the United States, 1790-1920_. Cambridge:<br>Cambridge University Press; (v) Ferrie, J.P., and W. Troesken (2008).<br>Death and The City: Chicago’s Mortality Transition, 1850-1925.<br>_Explorations in Economic History_, 45, 1: 1-16.|
|**Panel B:**|**Historica**|**l Data for Today’s Developing World (N = 35, 1960-2010)**|
|**Algeria**|1960, 1970, 1986,<br>1994, 2006|UN Statistical Yearbook, Population and Housing Census (Report),<br>Demographic and Health Survey (Report), CICRED Monograph|
|**Bangladesh**|<br>1965, 1974, 1985,<br>1991, 2004|<br>UN Statistical Yearbook, Population and Housing Census (Report),<br>Demographic and Health Survey (Report), CICRED Monograph|
|**Burkina Faso**|<br>1960, 1975, 1985,<br>1996, 2006|<br>Population and Housing Census (Report), Demographic and Health Survey<br>(Report)|
|**CAR**|<br>1960, 1975, 1988,<br>1994-1995 2003|Population and Housing Census (Report), Demographic and Health Survey<br>(Report) Fertility Survey (Report)|
|**Chile**|,<br>1960, 1970, 1983,<br>1995, 2006|,<br>UN Statistical Yearbook, Population and Housing Census (Report), CICRED<br>Monograph|
|**China**|<br>1965, 1975, 1985,<br>1995, 2000|UN Statistical Yearbook, Population and Housing Census (Report), CICRED<br>Monograph|
|**Colombia**|1965, 1973, 1985,<br>1990, 2000|UN Statistical Yearbook, Population and Housing Census (Report),<br>Demographic and Health Survey (Report), CICRED Monograph|

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