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The effectiveness of family planning programs in less developed countries : the evidence from survey data
Kirk, Dudley - In: Food Research Institute studies 10 (1971) 1, pp. 3-19
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Natality in the developing countries : recent trends and prospects
Kirk, Dudley - In: Fertility and family planning : A world view, (pp. 75-98). 1970
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Prospects for reducing birth rates in developing countries : the interplay of population and agricultural policies
Kirk, Dudley - In: Food Research Institute studies 11 (1972) 1, pp. 3-10
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Prospects for reducing natality in the underdeveloped world
Kirk, Dudley - In: World population, (pp. 48-60). 1967
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World population and birth rates, agreements and disagreements
Kirk, Dudley - In: Population and development review 5 (1979) 3, pp. 387-403
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Population policies in developing countries
Kirk, Dudley; Nortman, Dorothy L. - In: Economic development and cultural change 15 (1967) 2,1, pp. 129-142
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Population policies in developing countries
Kirk, Dudley; Nortman, Dorothy - In: The sociology of economic development : a reader, (pp. 337-355). 1970
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Modernization and the demographic transition in Latin America and the Caribbean
Oechsli, Frank Wm.; Kirk, Dudley - In: Economic development and cultural change 23 (1975) 3, pp. 391-419
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The economics of population growth
Simon, Julian Lincoln - 1977
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Population growth may be good for LDCs in the long run : a richer simulation model
Simon, Julian L. - In: Economic development and cultural change 24 (1975) 2, pp. 309-337
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