Table 1.
Age-Specific Adult Mortality Probabilitiesa, by Birth Cohort
| Birth Cohort | Age 16–20 | Age 21–25 | Age 26–30 | Age 31–35 | Age 36–40 | Age 41–45 | Age 46–50 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1979–1983 | 24.55 (0.04) |
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| 1974–1978 | 16.16 (0.02) |
34.41 (0.07) |
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| 1969–1973 | 13.55 (0.02) |
29.76 (0.07) |
61.85 (0.21) |
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| 1964–1968 | 10.98 (0.02) |
15.01 (0.03) |
37.15 (0.11) |
68.92 (0.28) |
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| 1959–1963 | 11.62 (0.02) |
12.07 (0.02) |
20.58 (0.05) |
41.37 (0.16) |
99.32 (0.61) |
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| 1954–1958 | 14.98 (0.04) |
9.98 (0.02) |
15.36 (0.04) |
21.94 (0.07) |
66.30 (0.39) |
93.43 (0.69) |
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| 1949–1953 | 17.21 (0.07) |
11.38 (0.04) |
17.71 (0.07) |
19.84 (0.08) |
31.28 (0.17) |
51.28 (0.37) |
112.11 (1.26) |
Notes: Standard errors are in parentheses. See Ueyama and Yamauchi (2008) for the data of age-specific mortality probabilities by gender.
a
Number of deaths per 1,000.