Discussion
Child-Woman ratio is a measure of
Answer: D
The child-woman ratio is a measure of fertility.
It is the number of children aged 0 - 4 per thousand women of reproductive age (usually 15 - 49), so it is a fertility measure that can be worked out from a census age distribution alone.
It is not a measure of population growth, migration or mortality, although the number of children counted is influenced slightly by child deaths. It is used where birth registration is incomplete.
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