Population

By:

Bowen,Ian

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London; James Nisbet.; 1954Description: 256 pSubject(s):

Sociology

DDC classification:

312 Bow.

Summary: The connection between economic development and population change is not simple, nor necessarily constant over the years. The classical economists bravely under took to define the connection; when their generalizations had been exposed by events as over-simplifications, economists began to drop the discussion altogether, or merely to re-state the older doctrines. Nevertheless, a connection probably exists, and this short study attempts to outline how the student of economics, or the general reader, might now approach the problem. References in the text have been kept as brief as possible. Full references are given at the end in the select bibliography, which may serve as a guide to further reading.

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode	Item holds
Books	Gandhi Smriti Library	312 Bow. (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		11173

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The connection between economic development and population change is not simple, nor necessarily constant over the years. The classical economists bravely under took to define the connection; when their generalizations had been exposed by events as over-simplifications, economists began to drop the discussion altogether, or merely to re-state the older doctrines. Nevertheless, a connection probably exists, and this short study attempts to outline how the student of economics, or the general reader, might now approach the problem. References in the text have been kept as brief as possible. Full references are given at the end in the select bibliography, which may serve as a guide to further reading.

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