Titlebook: Berelson on Population; John A. Ross,W. Parker Mauldin Book 1988 Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1988 Fertility decline.assessment.care.demo

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William Caelli,Dennis Longley,Michael Shain “augmented” family planning programs. In the real world, however, the allocation priorities are reversed, with urgency of need to limit births given priority over sheer efficiency of resource allocation.

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William Caelli,Dennis Longley,Michael Shaine. Hence it should be considered simply as one observer’s view of the present state of things, for consideration and discussion, and as a touchstone for local circumstances. It is only fair to add that informed specialists in this complex field take different positions on several of the following ma

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-12215-8ued ends in an acceptable way. The management will be exercised or defaulted in the individual event by the partners involved, but they will be strongly guided by expectations, norms, customs, pressures, laws—by social judgments, that is, of what is right in this place and time.

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Ioanna Kantzavelou,Sokratis K. Katsikasreduce rapid population growth. That effort has included a wide range of activities, but the major direct action has consisted of family planning programs intended to lower fertility rates. In recent years, such programs have come under more and more questioning, if not criticism; and that trend may

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-387-35515-3What policy options are available to deal with the problem of rapid population growth in developing countries, and how are they to be addressed?

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Ioanna Kantzavelou,Sokratis K. KatsikasUnder what conditions can an addition to the present technology of fertility control have a measurable demographic impact and what are the central characteristics of the required technology?

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Paths to Fertility Reduction: The ‘Policy Cube’What policy options are available to deal with the problem of rapid population growth in developing countries, and how are they to be addressed?