Four Perspectives on Demographic Transition

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Four Perspectives on Demographic Transition. Description. (2) Classification. (3) Explanation. (4) Prediction. Figure 3 Demographic/ Epidemiologic Transition Framework.

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Four Perspectives on Demographic Transition

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Four Perspectives on Demographic Transition
Description (2) Classification
(3) Explanation (4) Prediction
Figure 3 Demographic/ Epidemiologic Transition Framework Source: Ian R.H. Rockett. Population and Health: An Introduction to Epidemiology. Second edition. Population Reference Bureau 54(4); 1999: 9

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