Pakistan Development Review, Volume 2Pakistan Institute of Development Economics, 1962 - Pakistan |
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Page 136
... death rates . These two rates are endogenous variables and are explained by two semi - logarithmic equations relating the rates to per capita real output . The birth rate first rises and then falls asymptotically as per capita output ...
... death rates . These two rates are endogenous variables and are explained by two semi - logarithmic equations relating the rates to per capita real output . The birth rate first rises and then falls asymptotically as per capita output ...
Page 283
... ( death duty ) are that , ( 1 ) agricultural estates should not be exempted , ( 2 ) the period during which inter vivos gifts become liable to this duty should be increased from 1 year before death to 3 years , ( 3 ) the maximum rate of ...
... ( death duty ) are that , ( 1 ) agricultural estates should not be exempted , ( 2 ) the period during which inter vivos gifts become liable to this duty should be increased from 1 year before death to 3 years , ( 3 ) the maximum rate of ...
Page 462
... death rates practically assured , the rate of population growth is not likely to fall below three per cent annually . This will double the population every 25 years . Falling death rates have been achieved by broad and continuous attack ...
... death rates practically assured , the rate of population growth is not likely to fall below three per cent annually . This will double the population every 25 years . Falling death rates have been achieved by broad and continuous attack ...
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