Abstract
Abstract The demographic development of the population of the world is divided into the three regions of Incipient Decline, Transitional Growth, and High Growth Potential. For each of these, the factors of changing birth rates, death rates, and family size are considered in their relation to the changes taking place in the social structure and national economy of the countries included in each region.
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