Acceptors of Population Programme in Pakistan (Report) Acceptors of Population Programme in Pakistan (Report)

Acceptors of Population Programme in Pakistan (Report‪)‬

Pakistan Development Review 1981, Spring, 20, 1

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Descripción editorial

Data from Pakistan's population planning programme, the National Impact Survey (1968) and the Pakistan Fertility Survey (1975) are analysed to estimate the number of 'births averted' in Pakistan by various contraceptives. Limitations of the population planning programme statistics for determining the impact of the programme on fertility rates are pointed out. INTRODUCTION

GÉNERO
Negocios y finanzas personales
PUBLICADO
1981
22 de marzo
IDIOMA
EN
Inglés
EXTENSIÓN
17
Páginas
EDITORIAL
Pakistan Institute of Development Economics
TAMAÑO
281,2
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