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The future population of the world
 — what can we assume today?
Author(s)Wolfgang Lutz
Corporate AuthorInternational Institute for Applied Systems Analysis
PublisherEarthscan, London, 1994
Pages484 pp
SourceEarthscan Publications Ltd., 120 Pentonville Road, London N1 9JN.
KeywordsPopulation statistics ; Demography ; International ; Developing countries.
AnnotationProvides an analysis of the main components of population change - fertility, mortality and migration - and translates these factors into projections for the twelve world regions. The projections, for developing and industrialised countries, and compiled by leading international demographers, are the first to explicitly take into account possible environmental limits to population growth, and factors such as the impact of AIDS. Projections are made, based on permutations of possible scenarios for populations up to the year 2100.
Accession NumberCPA-961126203 B
ClassmarkS4: S8: 72: 7B

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