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An expanded, 5-year age increment detailed version of Florida Population Studies Bulletin 154 broken down by sex, race, and Hispanic origin. Includes county-level population estimates as of April 1, 2008, and projections from 2010 to 2030.

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MANATEE — Manatee County has become slightly younger, a little more masculine, more racially diverse and a lot more Hispanic so far this decade, according to Census estimates to be released today.

The county’s Hispanic and Asian populations have nearly doubled, its median age has fallen by a few months and males narrowed their numerical gap with females between 2000 and mid-2008, the figures show.

The Census’ July 1, 2008, statistical snapshot of Manatee largely mirrored Florida, which has steadily become more ethnically and racially diverse, demographers said.

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This product is desgined for the user who only needs one or two race or Hispanic Origin categories and is an expanded, 5-year age increment detailed version of Florida Population Studies Bulletin 151 broken down by sex, race, and Hispanic origin. Includes county-level population estimates as of April 1, 2007, and projections from 2010 to 2030. Choose the individual report(s) you would like to receive.

Developments in economic theory over the last 20 years have placed decisions regarding female labor force participation (FLFP) and fertility within a model of household decision making (HDM). In this one period, static model utility is a function of child services (including both number and quality of children), market goods and services, and leisure. At the outset of their marriage a husband and wife adopt a utility-maximizing lifetime plan of fertility, market work, nonmarket activities, and consumption of goods and services, subject to income and time constraints.