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This study addresses three separate aspects of population issues, with countries as the units of observation: (a) the demography of Asian populations and the power of polcies to affect fertility and future population size; (b) the design of current interventions to lower fertility through family pla...
|a Population in Asia
|c / Warren C. Sanderson, Jee-Peng Tan
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|b World Bank
|a Washington, D.C.
|c 1995
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|a xvii, 243 p. :
|b il.
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|a World Bank regional and sectoral studies
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|a Incluye bibliografía
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|a Foreword -- Acknowledgments -- 1. Introduction and overview of findings -- 2. Population size and growth in Asian countries -- 3. Contraceptive prevalence, fertility levels, and population growth -- 4. Expenditure, finance, and public-private roles in family planning -- 5. Delivery of family planning services -- 6. Selected case studies on family planning programs: China, India, Indonesia -- 7. Future population sizes of Asian countries -- 8. Coping with population growth and change -- Appendix A: Parameterization of the total fertility rate -- Appendix B: Government policies and their effects on the use of family planning services: an analytical framework -- Appendix C: Supplementary data -- References -- Text Tables -- Text figures -- Appendix tables -- Appendix figures.
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|a This study addresses three separate aspects of population issues, with countries as the units of observation: (a) the demography of Asian populations and the power of polcies to affect fertility and future population size; (b) the design of current interventions to lower fertility through family planning programs; and (c) population prospects and their implications in selected sectors.
