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1.		Differential fertility in Monterrey, Mexico: Prelude to transition? Manufacturer: Milbank Memorial Fund	List Price: 0 Our Price: 0 You Save: $ (%) Prices subject to change
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2.		Differential fertility in Puerto Rico,	List Price: 0 Our Price: 0 You Save: $ (%) Prices subject to change
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3.		Differential fertility in Taiwan: 1972-1974 (PSC reprint series) Manufacturer: Population Studies Center, University of Michigan	List Price: 0 Our Price: 0 You Save: $ (%) Prices subject to change
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4.		Differentials in cumulative fertility by education of mother (Research report series / Pakistan Institute of Development Economics) Manufacturer: Pakistan Institute of Development Economics	List Price: 0 Our Price: 0 You Save: $ (%) Prices subject to change
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5.		A diffusion model of fertility decline: An application to selected Soviet data, 1940-1965 (Discussion paper) Manufacturer: Dept. of Geography, Ohio State University	List Price: 0 Our Price: 0 You Save: $ (%) Prices subject to change
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6.		Digest of report on the number of births in New York City (Population study) Manufacturer: Board of Education, Division of Housing & Business Administration?	List Price: 0 Our Price: 0 You Save: $ (%) Prices subject to change
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7.		Fertility choice in a model of economic growth (Discusion paper series) Manufacturer: Economics Research Center/NORC	List Price: 0 Our Price: 0 You Save: $ (%) Prices subject to change
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8.		Interactions of childhood mortality and fertility in W. Malaysia, 1947-1970 (Discussion paper - Center for Research on Economic Development, University of Michigan) Manufacturer: Center for Research on Economic Development, University of Michigan	List Price: 0 Our Price: 0 You Save: $ (%) Prices subject to change
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9.		Econometric modelling of the birth rate (Discussion paper / Centre for Economic Policy Research) Manufacturer: Centre for Economic Policy Research	List Price: 0 Our Price: 0 You Save: $ (%) Prices subject to change
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10.		Traditional beliefs and customs relevant to fertility and its limitation in East Africa: Preliminary report on the aims and methodology of a survey among ... paper / Institute of African Studies) Manufacturer: University of Nairobi, Institute of African Studies	List Price: 0 Our Price: 0 You Save: $ (%) Prices subject to change
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