... : Pakistan Academy for Rural Development . 18 Majeed Khan , A. , & Choldin , Harvey M. ( 1964 ). Family Planning in Three Villages . Comilla : Pakistan Academy for Rural Development . NEW "FAMILY PLANNERS" IN RURAL EAST PAKISTAN A. MAJEED KHAN AND HARVEY M. CHOLDIN Academy...

... or have excess fertility. Successful planners are more likely to save and to have more modern durables; these differentials remain when adjustments are made for the effects of family income, wife’s age, wife’s education, and duration of marriage. It seems that the kind of planning behavior which enables...

... Ridley , J. C. , Sheps , M. C. , Lingner , J. W. , & Menken , J. A. ( 1969 ). On the Apparent Subfecundity of Non-Family Planners . Social Biology , 16 , 24 – 28 . Tietze , C. ( 1959 ). Differential Fecundity and Effectiveness of Contraception . The Eugenics Review...

.... The charge by a social scientist that family planners don't really know what's going on is not new. It would be tire- some to read it again were the matter of fertility decline not still an unsolved sci- entific question and a practical problem of some importance. Moreover, Driver's treatment is fresh...

... within households. Over all, this prototype technique offers policy planners an analytical tool with the necessary statistical controls for assessing the effects of policy decisions and predicting policy success. 8 1 2011 © Population Association of America 1967 1967 Resumen Debido...

... that since Bogue made this so- ciological deduction in 1960, empirical ex- perience in the field has convinced family planners that the correct course is indeed to concentrate on the women--except per- haps if male sterilization is the contracep- tive act in question. This and most of the following points...

...William H. Frey; Frances E. Kobrin Abstract Urban scholars and planners look to evidence of recent gains in the number of nontraditional households as a potential source of increase to the population sizes and tax bases of declining central cities. While it is now well established that substantial...

... References 1 Majeed Khan , A. , & Choldin , Harvey M. ( 1965 ). New Family Planners in Rural East Pakistan . Demography , II , 1 – 7 . 10.2307/2060103 2 Ghani , N. N. ( 1967 ). Factors related to the Selection of Contraceptives . Pakistan Journal of Family Planning , I...

...J. Mayone Stycos 15 1 2011 © Population Association of America 1968 1968 Family Planning Family Planning Program Population Problem Latin American Nation Family Planner References 1 Centro de Estudios de Poblacion y Desarollo, I-Seminario Nacional de Poblacion y...

... packs and conventionals sold by pharmacies and distributed by family planning centers and to the number of IUCD's inserted by centers or by private physicians, it was estimated that there were 350,000 family planners in the UAR in May, 1968. From the preliminary re- sults of the national efforts...

... Nations. 1975, 2 vols. reviewed by Nicholas J. Demerath Department of Sociology, Washington University, St. Louis. Missouri 63130 Of the hassles at Bucharest and the Family Planners' efforts to salvage by journalism their ill-fated world plan, we have had aplenty. Now, reading The Population Debate, one...

... Product ReferencesReferences 1. Freedman, Ronald (1965). “The Transition from High to Low Fertility: Challenge to Demographers,” Population Index (October). 2. Khan, Majeed, and Cholden, Harvey M. (1965). “New Family Planners in Rural East Pakistan,” Demography , II. 3. McClelland, David...

... 1966 1.5 2.8 4.0 5.3 1.5 2.8 3.9 5.1 KNOWLEDGE, ATTITUDE, AND PRACTICE OF FAMILY PLANNING While questions concerning ideal or preferred family size may be of interest to family planners, the only question that counts as far as the reduction of the birth rate is concerned is how many people...

... fertility, say that they would do something if they had appropriate means, and want the government to carry a program along these lines" (p. 660). Berelson, and family planners general- ly, interpret "interest in learning" as re- ported in the surveys as evidence, in ef- fect, of a market for family...

... Menken. 1969. On the apparent sub- fecundity of non-family planners. Social Bi- ology 16:24-28. Roy, T. K 1968. Derivation of Single Year Survival Ratios. Bombay: International In- stitute for Population Studies. (Mimeo- graphed.) Sheps, M. C., J. C. Ridley, and J. W. Lingner. 1966. Effects of selected...

... for expected family size in 1962 (£1) and for completed parity (Pc). Table I.-Means and Standard Deviations of 1962 Expected Fertility and 1977 Completed Parity by Initial Parity Groups, for Total and Effective Planner Samples Total S81IIple Effective Planner Sample Initial Parity Initial Parity 0 1 2 4 0 1 2...

... this suggests the in- fluence of the steady continuous diffusion of family limitation practices. The proba- bilities of an additional child for women with zero, one, or two previous children first declined, then increased. To me this suggests that the time dependent compo- nent, the behavior of the planners...

... is not demographically trivial; it implies a completed family size 0.6 or 0.7 larger among wives with ten siblings than among those with none-an amount equal, by coincidence, to the average in- crement to cummulative fertility in the GAF population over a seven-year period. In Panel B, the "fecund planners" (FP...

... planning pro- grams. [See, for example, Blake, 1965 Family planners generally see the pres- ent population situation in the less de- veloped countries as an unprecedented one which calls for an historically novel solution-the vigorous applieation of family planning programs sponsored by the publie sector...

... that would make possible the develop- ment of a group of family planners who would lead the way toward innovative behavior. Thus far, at least in Taiwan, The Population Council and the Demographic Crim 559 these hopes have been justified in that nature of the total effort have been chang- family planning...