Research on the status of women: implications for integrated population policies and programmes.

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Technology socioeconomic status recommendations social policy family planning policy economic development demographic factors economic factors fertility population population policy socioeconomic factors research methodology macroeconomic factors population characteristics organizations organization and administration programs international agencies un women's status population control development planning educational status employment status escap integrated programs population programs

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