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[SeparationSvUtl] Children and young persons aged 0-21 whose parents have separated by sex, age, family type, parents form of cohabitation, foreign/Swedish background, observations and year

Updated on DBnomics on April 8, 2022 (1:30 PM).

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sex [Kon] (3)
age [Alder] (6)
family type [Familjetyp] (3)
parents form of cohabitation [SammanboendeformF] (3)
foreign/Swedish background [UtlBakgrund] (6)
observations [ContentsCode] (3)

This dataset has 2,916 series:

[5+6.0-17.KarnFam.G.10.LE0102D7] boys and girls – 0-17 years – nuclear families – married – born in Sweden with two parents born in Sweden – Number of children

from
2000=777,651
to
2014=640,604
min:
640,604
max:
777,651
avg:
687,302.4
σ:
44,265.188

[5+6.0-17.KarnFam.G.10.LE0102D8] boys and girls – 0-17 years – nuclear families – married – born in Sweden with two parents born in Sweden – Number of children and young persons whose parents have separated

from
2000=16,807
to
2014=13,362
min:
12,384
max:
16,807
avg:
13,951.267
σ:
1,472.433

[5+6.0-17.KarnFam.G.10.LE0102D9] boys and girls – 0-17 years – nuclear families – married – born in Sweden with two parents born in Sweden – Number of parental separations per 100 children and young people

from
2000=2.2
to
2014=2.1
min:
1.9
max:
2.2
avg:
2.033
σ:
0.114

[5+6.0-17.KarnFam.G.20.LE0102D7] boys and girls – 0-17 years – nuclear families – married – born in Sweden with two foreign born parents – Number of children

from
2000=96,428
to
2014=154,129
min:
96,428
max:
154,129
avg:
121,973.2
σ:
18,516.88

[5+6.0-17.KarnFam.G.20.LE0102D8] boys and girls – 0-17 years – nuclear families – married – born in Sweden with two foreign born parents – Number of children and young persons whose parents have separated

from
2000=3,146
to
2014=3,975
min:
2,846
max:
4,033
avg:
3,328.267
σ:
353.424

[5+6.0-17.KarnFam.G.20.LE0102D9] boys and girls – 0-17 years – nuclear families – married – born in Sweden with two foreign born parents – Number of parental separations per 100 children and young people

from
2000=3.3
to
2014=2.6
min:
2.5
max:
3.3
avg:
2.773
σ:
0.259

[5+6.0-17.KarnFam.G.30.LE0102D7] boys and girls – 0-17 years – nuclear families – married – born in Sweden with one parent born in Sweden and one foreign born parent – Number of children

from
2000=89,476
to
2014=106,082
min:
87,816
max:
106,082
avg:
93,279.6
σ:
5,835.749

[5+6.0-17.KarnFam.G.30.LE0102D8] boys and girls – 0-17 years – nuclear families – married – born in Sweden with one parent born in Sweden and one foreign born parent – Number of children and young persons whose parents have separated

from
2000=2,730
to
2014=2,861
min:
2,471
max:
2,861
avg:
2,634.2
σ:
125.462

[5+6.0-17.KarnFam.G.30.LE0102D9] boys and girls – 0-17 years – nuclear families – married – born in Sweden with one parent born in Sweden and one foreign born parent – Number of parental separations per 100 children and young people

from
2000=3.1
to
2014=2.7
min:
2.6
max:
3.1
avg:
2.84
σ:
0.17

[5+6.0-17.KarnFam.G.40.LE0102D7] boys and girls – 0-17 years – nuclear families – married – born in Sweden, information missing – Number of children

from
2000=501
to
2014=458
min:
413
max:
1,965
avg:
822.214
σ:
605.907