Abstract
The metastable model generalizes the stable population model by allowing net maternity to change exponentially over age and time. As a result, the metastable model generates an exponentially quadratic birth trajectory, which is characterized by a constant proportion of births by age of mother. The metastable model is well suited to analyzing steady fertility declines and transitions between two regimes of fixed vital rates.
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Schoen, R. (2009). The metastable birth trajectory. Demographic Research, 21, 759–764. https://doi.org/10.4054/DemRes.2009.21.25
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