If child mortality remained constant but the incidence of mortality shifted from late childhood to early childhood, then fertility rates would
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JNU SIS 2015 Question 45: Population and demographic transition
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This question is on Theories of population and fertility, part of Population and demographic transition in Economics of Growth and Development.
Economic explanations of family size and the effects of population growth.
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