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|a The formal dynamics of population transition
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|a This paper reexamines the facts and theories of the much debated population transition and proposes that the transition should be regarded as a "regularity" governing the population growth of the nations during the past 200 years. It is argued that in almost all cases the mortality decline has preceded the fertility decline but socioeconomic covariates of fertility have been found to be inconsistent, a supply dominant resolution with built-in dynamics of the renewal process should be adopted. Fertility decline is then related to a subjective increase in the supply of children, and alternatively, to the relative income of the young adults entering the labor market. Evidence affirming the relationships between mortality decline, shifting age composition, and fertility decline are provided
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|a Age Distribution
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|a Demographic Factors
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|a Demographic Transition
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|a Fertility
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|a Income
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|a Macroeconomic Factors
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|a Mortality
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|a Population
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|a Population Characteristics
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|a Population Dynamics
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|a Socioeconomic Factors
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|a Socioeconomic Status
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