Discuss (b) disaggregated data

The meaning: population = the people living in a defined territory at a defined time — and, in the demographer's richer sense, the STRUCTURE of that number (age, sex, distribution, change); population law = the body of statutes, policies and constitutional provisions governing the DEMOGRAPHIC PROCESSES (fertility, mortality, migration) and their machinery — the citizenship law, the vital registration, the census-and-statistics law, the family law's demographic edges, the reproductive-health law, the migration law and the institutional arrangements. One-line definition: the law of a people's number, movement and composition.The scope (the exam's map): (1) the COUNTING law (the census, the surveys, the statistics); (2) the IDENTITY law (the citizenship, the registration); (3) the FORMATION law (the marriage-divorce-family); (4) the REPRODUCTION law (the reproductive health, the family planning, the abortion); (5) the MOVEMENT law (the migration, the immigration-emigration, the foreign employment); (6) the STATE'S SHAPE law (the population policy, the management's instruments).