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  1. 1

    World population at the turn of the century.

    Published 1989
    Book

    World population at the turn of the century.
  2. 2

    World population trends and policies 1987 monitoring report ; special topics.

    Published 1988
    Book

    World population trends and policies 1987 monitoring report ; special topics.
  3. 3

    The methodology of measuring the impact of family planning programmes on fertility.

    Published 1986
    Book

    The methodology of measuring the impact of family planning programmes on fertility.
  4. 4

    Concise report on the world population situation in 1983.

    Published 1984
    Book

    Concise report on the world population situation in 1983.
  5. 5

    World population trends and policies 1979 monitoring report.

    Published 1980
    Book

    World population trends and policies 1979 monitoring report.
  6. 6

    The methodology of measuring the impact of family planning programmes on fertility.

    Published 1979
    Book

    The methodology of measuring the impact of family planning programmes on fertility.
  7. 7

    World population trends and policies 1977 monitoring report.

    Published 1979
    Book

    World population trends and policies 1977 monitoring report.
  8. 8

    Concise report on the world population situation in 1970-1975 and its long-range implications

    Published 1974
    Book

    Concise report on the world population situation in 1970-1975 and its long-range implications
  9. 9

    The Determinants and consequences of population trends new summary of findings on interaction of demographic, economic and social factors.

    Published 1973
    Book

    The Determinants and consequences of population trends new summary of findings on interaction of demographic, economic and social factors.
  10. 10

    Methods of projecting the economically active population.

    Published 1971
    Book

    Methods of projecting the economically active population.

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