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* [[General fertility rate]] | * [[General fertility rate]] | ||
* [[Age-specific fertility rate]] | |||
* [[Unintended pregnancy rate]] | |||
* [[Fertility in Ukraine]] | |||
* [[Education in Japan]] | |||
== Sources == | == Sources == | ||
Revision as of 20:17, 22 October 2021
- Read this [1].
Questions
- What effect did natalist policies produce in the birth rates of the countries where they were applied?
- How can the human carrying capacity be increased by the use of technology?
TODO/TO PROPOSE
- Migration per country (I could start with Argentina)
- Carrying capacity
- Closed population
- Pro-natalist policy
- Anti-natalist policy
- models of mortality
- Brass relational logits
- Hernes model
- Page model
- Multistate life tables
- Baby Bust (A rapid decline in U.S. fertility rates to record-low levels during the period immediately after the baby boom.)
- Balancing Equation
- Family policy in Russia
- Family policy in India
- Hernes model
- Multistate life table
- Brass's relational logit
TO REVIEW
- Religion and fertility
- Period fertility in Estonia
- CFR
- Zero population growth
- General fertility rate
- Age-specific fertility rate
- Unintended pregnancy rate
- Fertility in Ukraine
- Education in Japan