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Policy implications of demographic change: panel discussion: recent demographic achievements and the challenges ahead

Joseph Chamie

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The last century, the twentieth century, has been the most revolutionary, the most unparalleled in human history, in terms of demographic events, and it is likely to retain that distinction into the future.

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The last century, the twentieth century, has been the most revolutionary, the most unparalleled in human history, in terms of demographic events, and it is likely to retain that distinction into the future.

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The last century, the twentieth century, has been the most revolutionary, the most unparalleled in human history, in terms of demographic events, and it is likely to retain that distinction into the future.

Key concepts: Demographic change, Demographic history, Demographic transition, History, Political science, Development economics, Demography, Geography

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