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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Berelson’s Population Writings in Reviewopulation. He had a great appreciation of the quest for knowledge and a great loyalty to the institutions that nurture intellectual development. Especially, it was the application of knowledge to the solution of societal problems that stimulated and guided his efforts.

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Beyond Family Planningin the developing countries, where rapid population growth retards social and economic development; (iii) there is a time penalty on the problem in the sense that, other things being equal, anything not done sooner may be harder to do later, due to increased numbers; and accordingly (iv) everything

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Romania’s 1966 Anti-Abortion Decree: The Demographic Experience of the First Decade24.2 in 1956.. In September 1957 following the Soviet lead, a governmental decree made abortion on request available in Romania. From that point the crude birth rate declined continuously to 14.3 in 1966. At the same time the number of abortions per 100 live births rose steadily from 30 in 1958 to 4

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National Family Planning Programs: A Guidee. 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