Comparative demographic analysis reveals stable unmet family planning needs across five nations, indicating that rising contraceptive use drives lower desired family size.
The unmet need for family planning services is remarkably constant across all five countries because of the interaction of fertility intentions and fertility control: as more women use contraception, more of them want fewer children.
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