SUMMARY The total fertility of women born in 1940 goes from 2.0 to 2.4 children per woman in the various countries under study. No significant difference is to be noticed in that respect between Eastern and Western Europe. Total fertility throughout the fifty previous cohorts was quite different in these various countries. In most of the Eastern countries, it fell C()nlinuouslv; in Czechoslovakia it remained stable for 20 to 30 cohorts; in Western Europe it rose up again. These differences are connected with the fertility level which rose up again only in those countries which it had fallen below 2 children per woman. On the contrary, reproductive behaviour, year by year, does not show much change. Its variations stem from the changes in th...
A visible decrease in fertility can be observed in all Western Europe countries from 15 years. More ...
A visible decrease in fertility can be observed in all Western Europe countries from 15 years. More ...
Fertility has by now reached very low levels in all European countries, with the exception of Albani...
SUMMARY The total fertility of women born in 1940 goes from 2.0 to 2.4 children per woman in the var...
The total fertility of women born in 1940 goes from 2.0 to 2.4 children per woman in the various cou...
The total fertility of women born in 1940 goes from 2.0 to 2.4 children per woman in the various cou...
Fertility and Family size in Western Europe. The trends observed since the second world war-i.e. t...
Summary The increase of fertility rates observed until 1964 in most Western countries was a conseque...
Summary The increase of fertility rates observed until 1964 in most Western countries was a conseque...
Mlnoz-Perez Francisco. — The decline of Fertility in Southern Europe. After the second world war, bi...
Mlnoz-Perez Francisco. — The decline of Fertility in Southern Europe. After the second world war, bi...
SUMMARY The rise of most oj the current jertility indices jrom 1956 to 1964 was followed by a declin...
Muňoz-Perez Francisco. — Fertility trends in industrialized countries since 1971. From 1971 to 1981,...
SUMMARY The 2nd European Population Conference {Strasbourg, 31 August - 7 September 1971) devoted on...
SUMMARY The 2nd European Population Conference {Strasbourg, 31 August - 7 September 1971) devoted on...
A visible decrease in fertility can be observed in all Western Europe countries from 15 years. More ...
A visible decrease in fertility can be observed in all Western Europe countries from 15 years. More ...
Fertility has by now reached very low levels in all European countries, with the exception of Albani...
SUMMARY The total fertility of women born in 1940 goes from 2.0 to 2.4 children per woman in the var...
The total fertility of women born in 1940 goes from 2.0 to 2.4 children per woman in the various cou...
The total fertility of women born in 1940 goes from 2.0 to 2.4 children per woman in the various cou...
Fertility and Family size in Western Europe. The trends observed since the second world war-i.e. t...
Summary The increase of fertility rates observed until 1964 in most Western countries was a conseque...
Summary The increase of fertility rates observed until 1964 in most Western countries was a conseque...
Mlnoz-Perez Francisco. — The decline of Fertility in Southern Europe. After the second world war, bi...
Mlnoz-Perez Francisco. — The decline of Fertility in Southern Europe. After the second world war, bi...
SUMMARY The rise of most oj the current jertility indices jrom 1956 to 1964 was followed by a declin...
Muňoz-Perez Francisco. — Fertility trends in industrialized countries since 1971. From 1971 to 1981,...
SUMMARY The 2nd European Population Conference {Strasbourg, 31 August - 7 September 1971) devoted on...
SUMMARY The 2nd European Population Conference {Strasbourg, 31 August - 7 September 1971) devoted on...
A visible decrease in fertility can be observed in all Western Europe countries from 15 years. More ...
A visible decrease in fertility can be observed in all Western Europe countries from 15 years. More ...
Fertility has by now reached very low levels in all European countries, with the exception of Albani...