Population and the Asian economic miracle

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1997
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Mason, Andrew
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Honolulu: East-West Center
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Have slower rates of population growth accelerated economic development in East and Southeast Asia? An international study of six economies in the region points to three important ways in which a decline in childbearing and accompanying improvements in mortality have influenced economic development: through increases in the relative size of the labor force, improvements in education, and higher rates of saving and investment.
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East Asia - Population - Economic aspects, East Asia - Economic conditions
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4 pages
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