Adjustment, social sectors, and demographic change in Sub-Saharan Africa.

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Authors Ekouevi, K;Adepoju, A;
Journal journal of international development
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Education behavior developing countries health africa demographic factors economic factors fertility population population dynamics research methodology africa south of the sahara economic conditions macroeconomic factors social behavior estimation technics employment social adjustment social change population projection demographic transition fertility decline

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