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December 1, 1996Population and Development Review52 citations

China: The Many Facets of Demographic Change.

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SGSusan GreenhalghAGAlice GoldsteinWFWang Feng

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Demographic And Economic Change The Many Facets of Change and Their Interrelations, 19501990 (Alice Goldstein.) Birth and Wealth in Peasant China: Surplus Population, Limited Supplies of Family Labor, and Economic Reform (Kyung-Sup Chang.) Patterns of Infant Mortality (Dudley L. Poston Jr.) Fertility Trends Fertility: From the 1970s to the 1990s (Gu Baochang.) Determinants of Fertility Decline in Shanghai: Development or Policy (Guo Shenyang.) A Decade of the One-child Policy: Achievements and Implications (Wang Feng.) Household And Family Structure Changing Family and Household Structure (Guo Zhigang, A. Goldstein, and Sidney Goldstein.) The Pace of Family Building in Modern China (Minja Kim Choe, Wu Jianming, Zhang Ruyao, and Guo Fei.) The Impact of Official Family Planning Programs on Transition to Motherhood: A Case Study of Shifang County (Wang Jichuan and Chen Jiajian.) Population Mobility Economic Reforms and Spatial Mobility (Yang Xiushi.) Migration Motivations and Outcomes: Permanent and Temporary Migrants Compared (A. Goldstein and S. Goldstein.).

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