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Population change and social policy

Keyfitz, Nathan - 1982

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From Malthus to sustainable growth

Keyfitz, Nathan - 1991

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Reconciling economic and ecological theory on population

Keyfitz, Nathan - 1989

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Decomposition and reassembly of the age-time distribution

Keyfitz, Nathan - 1989

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Economic growth in the First World : help or hindrance to the Third World?

Keyfitz, Nathan - 1993

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Seven ways of causing the less developed countries' population problem to desappear - in theory

Keyfitz, Nathan - In: European journal of population 8 (1992) 2, pp. 149-167

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Thirty years of demography and Demography

Keyfitz, Nathan - In: Demography : a publication of the Population … 30 (1993) 4, pp. 533-549

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Introduction to the mathematics of population

Keyfitz, Nathan - 1968

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Impact of trends in resources, environment and development on demographic prospects

Keyfitz, Nathan - In: Population bulletin of the United Nations (19XX), pp. 1-15

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Putting trained labour power to work : the dilemma of education and employment

Keyfitz, Nathan - In: Bulletin of Indonesian economic studies 25 (1989) 3, pp. 35-55

The employment problem of the LDCs arises from their age distribution, and especially the age distribution of their educated manpower. The supply of college graduates tends to increase faster than industry demand for them. On one calculation for Indonesia, the number of college graduates...

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