United Nations. Dept. of International Economic and Social Affairs. Population Division.

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United Nations. Dept. of International Economic and Social Affairs. Population Division

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Open LibraryOL4933512A

Top Subjects

Population -- Statistics (4)
Population forecasting -- Statistics (3)
Age distribution (Demography) -- Statistics (2)
Population policy (1)
Fertility, Human (1)
Birth control -- Evaluation -- Methodology (1)
Turkey -- Economic conditions (1)

Books by United Nations. Dept. of International Economic and Social Affairs. Population Division.

Total count: 20

Population policy compendium

Office of Policy Analysis and Statistics, United Nations Fund for Population Activities1979-01-01
The methodology of measuring the impact of family planning programmes on fertilitymanual IX.

United Nations1979-01-01
Socio-economic development and fertility decline in Turkeybackground paper prepared for the project on socio-economic development and fertility decline.

United Nations1985-01-01
Fertility preferencesselected findings from the World Fertility Survey data.

United Nations1985-01-01
Population growth and policies in mega-citiesDelhi.

United Nations1986-01-01
Global estimates and projections of population by sex and age the 1984 assessment.

United Nations Dept. of International Economic and Social Affairs1987-01-01
Case studies in population policy : Malaysia.

United Nations1987-01-01
World demographic estimates and projections, 1950-2025

United Nations1988-01-01
Case studies in population policyBrazil.

United Nations1988-01-01
Adolescent reproductive behavior.

United Nations1988-01-01
Global estimates and projections of population by sex and agethe 1988 revision

United Nations1989-01-01
World migrant populationsthe foreign-born.

United Nations1989-01-01
Concise report on the world population situation in 1989with a special report on population trends and policies in the least developed countries

s.n1990-01-01
Socio-economic development and fertility declinea review of some theoretical approaches

The Dept.1990-01-01
Socio-economic development and fertility decline: Colombia, Costa Rica, Sri Lanka and Tunisiaan application of the Easterlin Synthesis Approach to data from the World Fertility Survey

United Nations1991-01-01
Long-range World Population Projectionstwo centuries of population growth, 1950-2150.

United Nations1992-01-01
Age-sex distributions in rural and urban areas

United Nations
Evaluation of the Impact of Family Planning Programmes on FertilitySources of Variance.
Selected world demographic indicators by countries, 1950-2000

s.n.]
Below replacement fertility

New York: United nations, 2000