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Chinas Sex Ratio at Birth and Fertility Level of the Relationship between Policy and Economic

Guo Zhen-zhen

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Based on the sex ratio calculated by the 1% sample of the population in 2005,this paper analyzes the relation of it with fertility policy and economic development.The study found that the policy of population growth and economic development level and the high sex ratio at birth follows three order curve,not a simple negative correlation.

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Based on the sex ratio calculated by the 1% sample of the population in 2005,this paper analyzes the relation of it with fertility policy and economic development.The study found that the policy of population growth and economic development level and the high sex ratio at birth follows three order curve,not a simple negative correlation.

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Based on the sex ratio calculated by the 1% sample of the population in 2005,this paper analyzes the relation of it with fertility policy and economic development.The study found that the policy of population growth and economic development level and the high sex ratio at birth follows three order curve,not a simple negative correlation.

Key concepts: Fertility, Sex ratio, Demography, Economics, Demographic economics, Sample (material), Population, Birth rate

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