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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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Calculation of variances in a monthly population survey

Keyfitz, Nathan - In: Bulletin of the International Statistical Institute 35 (1957) 2, pp. 181-187

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Some demographic aspects of French-English relations in Canada

Keyfitz, Nathan - In: Canadian dualism : studies of French-English relations, (pp. 129-148). 1960

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Human resources in Canada: population problems and prospects

Keyfitz, Nathan - In: Contemporary Canada, (pp. 10-32). 1967

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The impact of technological change on demographic patterns

Keyfitz, Nathan - In: Industrialization and society : [proceedings of the …, (pp. 218-236). 1963

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The long-term prospect for Indonesian population

Keyfitz, Nathan - In: Bulletin of Indonesian economic studies 9 (1973) 1, pp. 107-109

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New patterns in the birth rate

Keyfitz, Nathan - In: Canadian population and northern colonization : …, (pp. 33-42). 1962

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Population change and social policy

Keyfitz, Nathan - 1982

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Nation, City, and the world community : a demographic perspective

Keyfitz, Nathan - In: The international law and policy of human welfare, (pp. 585-600). 1978

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Do cities grow by natural increase or by migration?

Keyfitz, Nathan - In: Geographical analysis : an international journal of … 12 (1980) 2, pp. 142-156

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