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Family planning in industry : the Japanese experience
Kato, Toshinobu; Takahashi, Takeshi - In: International labour review 104 (1971) 3, pp. 161-179
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Is there a relation between the fall of the birth rate and unemployment?
Somogyi, Stefano - In: International labour review 31 (1935), pp. 151-165
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Population and family planning in developing countries, the employersʹ role
Tata, Naval H. - In: International labour review 109 (1974) 5/6, pp. 551-564
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The fall of the birth rate and its effects on social policy
Hersch, L. - In: International labour review 28 (1933), pp. 153-167
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A trade unionist looks at population
Narayanan, P. P. - In: International labour review 109 (1974) 5/6, pp. 565-576
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The socio-economic consequences of a reduction in fertility : application of the ILO-IBGE national model (BACHUE-Brazil)
Petruccelli, José Luis - In: International labour review 119 (1980) 5, pp. 623-635
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Social policy and population growth in South-East-Asia
You Poh Seng; Rao, Bhanoji; Shantakumar, G. - In: International labour review 109 (1974) 5/6, pp. 459-470
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Population growth, inequality and poverty
Rodgers, Gerry - In: International labour review 122 (1983) 4, pp. 443-460
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Female labour force participation and fertility
Concepción, Mercedes B. - In: International labour review 109 (1974) 5/6, pp. 503-517
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The social impact of policies to address climate change : a review of the issues
Torres, Raymond - In: International labour review 147 (2008) 2/3, pp. 275-279
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