.... This result is confirmed by comparison with the past history of now developed countries; the mortality decline in Latin America after 1930 was much faster than it was historically at the same level in the industrial countries. As compared with other underdeveloped countries today, the unprecedented decline...

..., to make distinct comparisons of fertility responses in developed and underdeveloped countries, and to examine a wide range of hypotheses. The key is empirical analysis by separate regressions. This permits direct comparisons of countries at different levels of development, increases the probability...

... by capitalism, the obvious solution to the so-called population problem is simply to replace the capitalist system with communism. The argument most frequently heard at the World Population Conference in 1965, by contrast, accepted the population problems of underdeveloped countries as real, at least...

... of the labor force in underdeveloped countries. Even less attention has been given to the interrelationship between alternative fertility trends and alternative paths of educational advance in determining the “quality” and turnover of the labor force in subsequent years. The present paper is a modest attempt...

... has not yet started to drop. The result (9) tells how the lower limit of the ultimate population depends on parameters of the existing population, and for values typical of underdeveloped countries works out to about 1. 6. If a delay of 15 years occurs before the drop of the birth rate to replacement...

... mencionada supremacia. De hecho, la primacia parece explicarse principalmente por el tamaño de la nación y la naturaleza de la economía. Large City Underdeveloped Country Urban Structure Great City International Standard Industrial Classification References 1 Davis Kingsley...

.... Population Growth Capita Income Fertility Decline Time Pattern Underdeveloped Country References 1 Notestein , F. W. , Davis , Kingsley , Moore , W. E. , Lorimer , Frank , Barclay , G. W. , Finer , Herman , & Staley , Eugene ( 1955 ). The clearest formulation...

... simple de operar, no demasiado caro y que puede manejarse rápidamente para obtener mediciones de las estadísticas vitales, dentro de unas pocas horasluego de haberse completado el trabajo en el terreno. Marital Status Underdeveloped Country Pilot Survey Urban Section Rural Section SURVEY...

.... (1951). “Capital Requirements and Population Growth in Underdeveloped Countries: Their Interrelations,” Economic Development and Cultural Change , IV. THE RETURN FROM INVESTMENT IN POPULATION CONTROL IN LESS DEVELOPED COUNTRIES LEONARD G. BOWER* RESUMEN En el contexto global de desarrollo economico...

... or not the calculated regression equation could measure the impact of socio- economic development on changing levels 319 1. CONTRIBUTION OF CROSS-SECTION STUDIES The population explosion occurring in the underdeveloped countries of the world has stimulated interest in the quantitative analysis of the effects...

... of in the case of underdeveloped countries, current rates, and the expectation of to obtain long series of data on past life (E) which assesses the importance vital rates. This paper will show, how- of mortality rates. The log-linear de- ever, that the use of multiple regression pendence of (15-65...

... . Public Opinion Quarterly , XXLX , 120 – 30 . 10.1086/267301 21 Jaffe A. J. , & Azumi K. ( 1960 ). The Birth Rate and Cottage Industries in Underdeveloped Countries . Economic Development and Cultural Change , IX ( 1 ), 52 – 63 . 10.1086/449868 22 Stycos J. Mayone...

... Populations for Statistically Underdeveloped Countries . Population Studies , 12 , 240 – 285 . 10.2307/2171973 Coale Ansley J. , & Demeny Paul ( 1966 ). Regional Model Life Tables and Stable Populations . Princeton : Princeton University Press . Demeny Paul...

... of family planning. THE FAMILY PLANNING MOVEMENT AND THE DETERMINANTS OF DEMOGRAPHIe CHANGE It is possibleto assert that the econom- ically developed countries of the world are "demographically modern" whereas the economically underdeveloped coun- tries are "demographically non-modern." Virtually all...

..., is an examination of the contem- porary relationship between economic development and women's participation in the non-agricultural labor force in in- dustrialized and in underdeveloped coun- tries. The second line of analysis involves a comparison of selected countries in Latin America and in the Middle East...

... . Saw , S.-H. ( 1967 ). Errors in Chinese age statistics . Demography , 4 , 859 – 875 . 10.2307/2060325 Seng , Y. P. ( 1959 ). Errors in age reporting in statistically underdeveloped countries . Population Studies , 13 , 164 – 182 . 10.2307/2172409 Shryock , H. S...

... areas. The dearth of reliable information in underdeveloped countries often forces us to estimate what the facts are. One esti- mating technique is the argument by analogy. Country X, for which an esti- mate is to be made, is regarded as similar in certain relevant ways to another coun- try, Y...

... Organization . You P. S. ( 1959 ). Errors in Age Reporting in Statistically Underdeveloped Countries . Population Studies , 12 ( 2 ), 164 – 182 . DEMOGRAPHY© Volume 19, Number 4 November 1982 AGE MISSTATEMENT FOR YOUNG CHILDREN IN RURAL BANGLADESH R. Bairagi Institute for Statistical...

... Tables for Underdeveloped Countries. ST/SOA/SEX A/22. New York: United Nations. 1967. Manual IV: Methods of Estimating Basic Demographic Measures from Incomplete Data. Population Studies No. 42. New York: United Nations. 1982. Model Life Tables for Developing Countries. Population Studies No. 77. New...

... and Japan 1970 (Figures 1 and 2). The observed popu- lation of Japan in 1940 shows the mod- erate health conditions and high child- dependence-load characteristic of an underdeveloped country. The close approximation of stable and observed graphs indicates that the underdeveloped population distribution...