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A statistical analysis of the reality of fertility and child mortality in Iraq Using canonical correlation 2011 - 2012 | ||
| Journal of Administration and Economics | ||
| Article 1, Volume 0, Issue 104, 2018, Pages 273-287 | ||
| Authors | ||
| O.kamal Alwan Khalaf; Faaz Hamid Salman | ||
| Abstract | ||
| In order to investigate a group of independent variables in the phenomena of fertility and child mortality at the same time, the correlation (interdependent) in dependent variables belong to fertility and mortality is to be taken into account as the variables affecting the child mortality are almost the same which influence the phenomenon of fertility. Both phenomena affect each other and are linked by a reciprocal relationship which is made by depending on the recent data of the multiple indicators, Cluster survey (MICS-4) carried out by the central Bureau of statistics/ Iraq 2012 for a sample size (36,580). The data have been analyzed by the statistical program (STATA version 12). The results of the present research have concluded that the demographic variables represented by the present mother and father age and the number of family members are more independent variables groups which is positively correlated with the number of the children born to the mother (fertility) and the number of the deceased children. The variables such as the age of the mother when getting married, the level of the medical care provided to the mother and her child, the mother's education level, and the economic level of the family car be considered as the most important variables associated with both fertility and child mortality instantly and associated with them inversely. It has been noted that the fertility has the greatest influence on the independent variables group. It has been relied on the results of transaction loads or orthodoxy (canonical loadings) instead of the weights orthodoxy which are affected by the problems of multi-linearity between the variables, of both groups. Depending on the object of analyzing the correlation to study the relationship between both dependent and independent variables group, the canonical cross- loadings of both groups have been calculated . Fertility, child mortality, canonical correlation | ||
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