REPRODUCTION OF POPULATION IN BULGARIA FOR THE PERIOD 1890-2012
Journal Title: Българско списание за обществено здраве (Bulgarian Journal of Public Health) - Year 2014, Vol 0, Issue 3
Abstract
It has been considered the reproduction of population since the Liberation to the present day with all biological and social processes that determined it. The long period studied makes it possible to track trends for each of them, and conclusions drawn serve as a basis for making strategic policy decisions.
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Cyril Panayotov, Krasimira Dikova, Mincho Vichev
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