Population, public policy, and economic development
By: edited by Michael C. Keeley ; foreward by Mark Perlman ; published in cooperation with G.E. TEMPO, Center for Advanced Studies.
Contributors: Keeley, Michael C.; General Electric Company. Technical Military Planning Operation. Center for Advanced Studies.
Series: Praeger special studies in international economics and development
Publisher: Praeger; ABC-CLIO, LLC
Published: 1976
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 259
Subjects: Demography -- Mathematical models -- Addresses, essays, lectures; Economic development -- Mathematical models; Population policy -- Mathematical models 
Notes: Bibliography: p. 230-256.
Table of contents: title: The economic consequences of demographic change: Economic-demographic modeling: Enke, S. Economic consequences of rapid population growth. Keeley, M. C. A neoclassical analysis of economic-demographic simulation models. Applications of economic-demographic simulation models: Herrick, B. H. Economic effects of Chilean fertility decline. Maxwell, D. L. and Brown, R. Developed and developing countries.; title: Policies to affect fertility: Determinants of fertility in developing countries: Williams, A. D. Review and evaluation of the literature. Gregory, P. R. and Campbell, J. M., Jr. Fertility and economic development. Economic-demographic policy analysis: Enke, S. and Hickman, B. D. Offering bonuses to reduce fertility. O'Hara, D. J. and Brown, R. A. Child spacing strategies, old age security, and population growth.