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These changes are also associated with significant improvements in neonatal and endogenous infant mortality as mothers most likely produced babies less subject to hazards experienced in utero prior to birth.

16 Oct 2009: The first approach used maternal and endogenous infant mortality as indicators of young adult health status. ... Exogenous mortality was calculated as the difference between the total IMR and the endogenous component.

Trew (2017) has developed a quantitative model of spatial economic change and endogenous infrastructure formation over the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.

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31. Trew, A., 'Endogenous Infrastructure Development and Spatial Takeoff in the First Industrial Revolution', American Economic Journal: Macroeconomics, forthcoming.

24 Oct 2010: almost exclusively to improvements in endogenous infant mortality, with little. improvement in mortality rates of older infants.17 This raises the question of whether. ... notable for unusually low levels of endogenous mortality even at the start of the

22 May 2012: form the declines in endogenous and neonatal mortality evident amongst both London. ... However Kitson (unpubl. Ph.D. thesis, Cambridge 2004: 230-236) reported endogenous infant mortality.

29 Mar 2021: form the declines in endogenous and neonatal mortality evident amongst both London. ... However Kitson (unpubl. Ph.D. thesis, Cambridge 2004: 230-236) reported endogenous infant mortality.

20 Jun 2016: biometric method of Bourgeois-Pichat. Bourgeois-Pichat argued that mortality in early. infancy was dominated by ‘endogenous’ causes arising from genetic factors or incidents. ... The estimates of endogenous mortality derived from polynomial fits were

30 Mar 2021: Transport development and urban population change in the age of steam: A market access approach. Xuesheng You, Dan Bogart, Eduard Alvarez, Max Satchell, Leigh Shaw-Taylor. Abstract. This article takes a market access approach to study the effect of

20 Jun 2016: have been relatively low, as in the extreme disease environment of eighteenth-century London, then the proportion of births that were twins is a more sensitive measure of capture of ‘endogenous’

24 Dec 2021: interpretation, and most explanations now agree that technological change is endogenous, path-.

12 Oct 2020: 0. Railways, population divergence, and structural change in 19th century England and. Wales1 Dan Bogart2 , Xuesheng You3 , Eduard Alvarez4 , Max Satchell5, and. Leigh Shaw-Taylor6. September 25, 2020. Abstract. Railways transformed inland

30 Mar 2021: 0. Transport and urban growth in the first industrial revolution. Preliminary draft,. September 30 2020. Eduard J Alvarez-Palau1, Dan Bogart2, Oliver Dunn3, Max Satchell4, Leigh Shaw Taylor5. Abstract6. During the first industrial revolution the