Skip to page content

Populations

RAND's research on populations examines demographic trends, migration, aging, fertility, and other factors that shape societies and influence public policy. It provides data-driven insights to help governments and organizations anticipate population changes and design effective social, economic, and health programs.

Explore RAND’s Work on this Topic

5,452 Results

number of items to display at a time

Expert Insights

Jan 1, 1966

Small company strategy in minority group employment

Suggested personnel policies for small companies recruiting and hiring members of minority groups. Small companies can capitalize on their size by emphasizing more personal and informal human relationships in their recruiting activity. They can upg...
Research

Jan 1, 1966

The Postattack Population of the United States

An analysis of the demographic consequences of a nuclear attack on the United States in terms of size of the postattack population; its rate of growth in subsequent decades; its composition by age, sex, and color; and postattack patterns ...
Research

Jan 1, 1963

An Improved Econometric Model of Metropolitan Employment and Population Growth

A description of an econometric model designed to explain the growth of employment and population in 36 of the nation's largest metropolitan areas.
Expert Insights

Mar 3, 1961

College Admissions and the Stability of Marriage

A procedure for assigning applicants to colleges which removes all uncertainties and, assuming there are enough applicants, assigns to each college precisely its quota.

First
Previous
Page 455 of 455
Next
Last

Populations

Populations

Related Topics

Assessing China’s Efforts to Boost Fertility

Predicting Disconnection Among American Youth

Explore RAND’s Work on this Topic

Error

Small company strategy in minority group employment

The Postattack Population of the United States

An Improved Econometric Model of Metropolitan Employment and Population Growth

College Admissions and the Stability of Marriage

Oops! An unexpected error has occurred.

RAND Headquarters

U.S. research divisions

International research divisions

Populations

Populations

Related Topics

Assessing China’s Efforts to Boost Fertility

Predicting Disconnection Among American Youth

Explore RAND’s Work on this Topic

Error

Small company strategy in minority group employment

The Postattack Population of the United States

An Improved Econometric Model of Metropolitan Employment and Population Growth

College Admissions and the Stability of Marriage

Oops! An unexpected error has occurred.