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[The Brazilian population: demographic and spatial dynamics].

Bernard Bret, Y Le Gauffey, Hervé Théry, Philippe Waniez

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Recent demographic trends in Brazil are reviewed. A continuing decline in fertility is noted as the demographic transition proceeds. The differences by region and between rural and urban areas are considered. Attention is also paid to differences in spatial distribution and to internal migration.

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Recent demographic trends in Brazil are reviewed. A continuing decline in fertility is noted as the demographic transition proceeds. The differences by region and between rural and urban areas are considered. Attention is also paid to differences in spatial distribution and to internal migration.

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Recent demographic trends in Brazil are reviewed. A continuing decline in fertility is noted as the demographic transition proceeds. The differences by region and between rural and urban areas are considered. Attention is also paid to differences in spatial distribution and to internal migration.

Key concepts: Geography, Internal migration, Fertility, Demographic transition, Demographic change, Demographic analysis, Demography, Population

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