The development of effective family and immigration policies is also explored. This book, intended for a general audience, concerns demographic and social problems in the USSR and solutions that can contribute to socioeconomic development in the Russian SFSR and in the country as a whole. This is a general introduction to population dynamics in the Dalian region, which forms a peninsula in Liaoning province in northeastern China. Chapters are included on the geography of the region, past population trends, population trends from 1949 to 1982, fertility, mortality, migration, spatial distribution, urbanization, age and sex distribution, labor force, marriage and the family, minority nationalities, population quality, demographic aging, family planning, and population policy. Data are from official sources, including the 1982 census.
Consideration is given to the policy alternatives available in light of current demographic trends.
Population characteristics of northeast India are analyzed using census data, including data from the 1981 census. Chapters are included on migration and urbanization, economic activity, and fertility. This is one in a planned series of 32 volumes devoted to the population of China's provinces. This report analyzes population trends in Hubei province and is mainly concerned with the period since 1949. The topics covered include population size, fertility, mortality, migration, spatial distribution, sex and age distribution, nuptiality and the family, nationality, population quality, and population control.