Special attention is given to the relationships among population, society, economy, and the environment and to existing population problems in the province. Data are from census and other official statistics. This is one in a planned series of 32 volumes devoted to the population of China's provinces. This study examines population trends in Zhejiang province and is primarily concerned with the period since 1949. Topics covered are population size, fertility and mortality, migration, spatial distribution, sex and age distribution, marriage and family, nationality, and population quality and family planning.
Data are from the census and other official statistics.
The impact of population factors on social and economic development and existing population problems in Zhejiang province are examined and some suggestions concerning population policy are included. Kritika Burzhuaznoi Ideologii i Revizionizma, LC 86-163964. This is a review of U.S. perspectives on demographic trends in the Soviet Union as seen from a Soviet viewpoint. The author describes what American demographers have said concerning future prospects for population development and their consequences. The U.S. view of the development of demography as a science in the Soviet Union is also reviewed.