PubMed · 1994 · 11 citations · 0 references
Social SciencesDemographyDemographic MethodsFertilityReproductive DemographyAge-specific FertilityBirth RatesDemographic AnalysisFertility DifferentialsFertility MeasurementTotal Fertility RateAge Structure Of FertilityAge-specific Fertility PatternsAge-specific Fertility RatesCensus Fertility DataFertility Estimation From Census DataFertility StatisticsMaternal RaceRacial Fertility Differentials
Detailed statistical tables provide data on birth and fertility rates by racial group (Blacks or Whites and Hispanic Mexican Puerto Rican Cuban and Other or Non-Hispanic Blacks and Whites) and states regions and the country as a whole. Table 1 provides data on maternal race (White or Black) by states for number of live births birth rates fertility rates and total fertility rates. Table 2 provides state-level data for race (White and Black) birth rates in 5-year age groups and the total fertility rate by race; smaller adolescent age groups are provided. Table 3 provides birth rates by state and race (White and Black) by live birth order. Table 4 provides birth rates for unmarried mothers aged 15-17 years and 18-19 years and 5-year ages thereafter and race (Black and White). Tables for the detailed Hispanic groups are provided in tables 5 through 8 comparable to tables 1 through 4. States are included only if they had more than 1000 Hispanic origin births in 1990. Tables 9 and 10 provide birth and fertility rates for American Indian and Asian or Pacific Islander. The highest unmarried mother birth rates were among black mothers aged 20-24 years (144.8/100 unmarried women in the specified group) followed closely by black mothers aged 18-19 years (143.7). White unmarried mother birth rates were highest among those aged 20-24 years (65.1) followed closely by unmarried mothers aged 18-19 years (60.7).