CAUSES IN SOCIO-ECONOMIC SYSTEMS: FERTILITY OR INTERPRETATION?

Complexity in Socio-Economic Systems

Demographic, Socio-economic, and Regional Fertility Differentials in Pakistan

Pakistan, with an estimated population of 135.6 million in 1999, is the seventh most populous country in the world. The historical trends indicate a continuous and exponentially increasing growth in population because of sustained high fertility and declining mortality. Currently, the population is growing at around 2.3 percent per annum, one of the highest rates of growth in the world. In Paki...

Fertility transition and socio-economic change in western Kenya.

Kenya's national survey data have shown patterns of fertility decline in the more socioeconomically advantaged regions. In the central areas, where urbanization and economic development is the highest, fertility has begun to decline rapidly. The lowest fertility was in Nairobi capital region; the Coast Province also experienced recent fertility decline. Fertility has remained high in the Wester...

Socio-economic, Demographic and Religious Factors Determining Fertility in Kerala

reproduction, fertility and socio-economic development

the rapid growth of population in the third world countries specially in recent decades has posed an important social problem. there have been some attempts to propose solutions for this problem by scientists from various disciplines. however, it seems that an integrated approach calling for collaboration of various efforts can be more fruitful. in this work, we study the relation of women fert...