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Life expectancies at birth are routinely computed from period life tables.Such period life expectancies may be distorted by selection when comparingcountries where the living conditions improved earlier (like Norway and Sweden)with countries where they improved later (like Italy and Japan). One way to geta fair comparison between the countries, is to use cohort data and consider theexpected number of years lost before a given age a. Contrary to the resultsbased on period data, one then finds that Italian women may expect to lose moreyears than women in Norway and Sweden, while there are no indications thatJapanese women will lose fewer years than Scandinavian women.

Do Japanese and Italian women live longer than women in Scandinavia?