10.3.1. Population Dynamics in One Step.xlsx

	A	B	C	D	E	F	G
1	Age	T.surviv.	T.reproducc.	Initial population
2	85-		0	0
3	80-84	0,507	0	0
4	75-79	0,683	0	0
5	70-74	0,835	0	0
6	65-69	0,905	0	0
7	60-64	0,968	0	0
8	55-59	0,939	0	0
9	50-54	0,976	0	0
10	45-49	0,983	0,005	0
11	40-44	0,989	0,073	0
12	35-39	0,992	0,2	0	995000		<- Five years later there are 995,000 aged 35-39, compared to the one million aged 30-34 at the initial time, multiplied by the corresponding survival rate of 0.995
13	30-34	0,995	0,373	1000000		<- At the initial moment there are one million women aged 30-34
14	25-29	0,995	0,485	0
15	20-24	0,997	0,25	0
16	15-19	0,998	0,025	0
17	10-14	0,998	0	0
18	5-9	0,997	0	0
19	0-4	0,967	0	0	373000		<- Five years later there are 373,000 of 0-4, the million of 30-34 that there were at the initial moment multiplied by the corresponding reproduction rate of 0.373
20							If there were women of other age groups who reproduced, we would add their daughters.
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22							Once we have calculated the population five years later, we can calculate the population ten years later in the same way, and the population fifteen years later, etc.
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