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Population: Male / Female "Late Balance" Scenario

Intro

Using the Assumptions and other setup details presented in Male / Female Balance, this entry presents a scenario of number of males and females in a "Late Balance" (at end of Y2) scenario, where there are even numbers of males and females at the end of Y2.

Table

		BgnY1	Loss	Gain	EndY2
Adults	% M	`55.95`	`84.91`	`0.0`	`49.81`
	ct M	`174`	`-45`	`0`	`129`
	M+F	`311`	`-53`	`+1`	`259`
	ct F	`137`	`-8`	`+1`	`130`
	% F	`44.05`	`15.10`	`100.0`	`50.19`
All	% M	`55.95`	`84.91`	`50.00`	`50.00`
	ct M	`174`	`-45`	`+16`	`145`
	M+F	`311`	`-53`	`+32`	`290`
	ct F	`137`	`-8`	`+16`	`145`
	% F	`44.05`	`15.09`	`50.00`	`50.00`
Children	% M	`N/A`	`N/A`	`51.61`	`51.61`
	ct M	`0`	`0`	`+16`	`16`
	M+F	`0`	`0`	`+31`	`31`
	ct F	`0`	`0`	`+15`	`15`
	% F	`N/A`	`N/A`	`48.39`	`48.39`

Conclusions

This scenario implies a mild disparity (27% more men than women for a 56/44 ratio) in initial personnel, but a virtual balance among adults at the end of Y2.
Lost 25.86% of original population of adult males.
Lost 05.83% of original population of adult females.
22.63% of original population of women had children.
17.82% of original population of men became fathers.

Population: Male / Female "Late Balance" Scenario

Intro

Table

Conclusions

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