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the California Demographic Futures Project
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and Source of Funding
2005 Full Report: California Demographic
Futures
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Projections to 2030, by Immigrant Generations,
Nativity, and Time of Arrival in U.S.
February 2005
By Dowell Myers, John Pitkin, Julie Park
2005 Summary Report
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January 2005
By Dowell Myers, John Pitkin, Julie Park
This report offers a mid-decade view of
California’s demographic future, including how the state’s population has
changed in the last 25 years, a detailed profile of the current situation,
and a new projection of changes in the coming 25 years, to 2030.
California's Immigrants Turn the Corner
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March 2004
By Dowell Myers, John Pitkin, Julie Park
For the first time in 30 years, the
census has brought news that California’s fortunes may be turning—and these
changes have, surprisingly, gone unreported. Not only have the sharp
increases in immigration of the past few decades leveled off, but fewer
immigrants come to California at or below the poverty line and overall
levels of impoverishment amongst the foreign-born in the state have also
dropped. Taken as a whole, these trends indicate a gradual but historic
turnaround in the state that bodes well for future improvements in the
welfare of its residents.
2001
Report
Jan. 2001
By Dowell Myers and John Pitkin
Projections
1970 to 2020 that Include a Growing Immigrant Population With
Changing Needs and Impacts. The
January 2001 projections of population of California by age, race, nativity, and
period of arrival in the U.S. to 2020 are available here.
Overview
Suggested Citation
Population
Methodology Technical Report for the 2001 report
Projecting
the Population of California by Nativity and Period of Arrival to 2020
PDF file
A
California Housing Futures Project Memo PDF
file
Related Working Papers
▪ John
Pitkin, "Three Demographic Waves and the
Transformation of the Los Angeles Region, 1970-2000,"
Working Paper PDRG04-07.
PDF file
88 KB
▪ Dowell Myers, "Accuracy
of Data Collected by the Census Question on Immigrants' Year of Arrival,"
Working Paper No PDRG04-01 PDF file
School of Policy, Planning, and Development
University of Southern California
Los Angeles, California 90089-0626
Attn:
Prof. Dowell Myers
Updated on Jan.
27, 2005
http://www.usc.edu/schools/sppd/futures
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