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The family planning program in the socioeconomic context.

By: Srikanta, K S.

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BookPublisher: New York : Population Council, 1977Subject(s): Family Planning | Birth control -- Contraception -- Population policy//Family planning programmes/. -- Birth control -- Contraception -- Population policy//Family planning programmes/. -- Birth control -- Contraception -- Population policy//Family planning programmesSummary: The publication presents how human fertility can be checked. It presents birth control measures to maximise childcare and consequently avoid rapid population growth's economic and social problems.

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The family planning program in the socioeconomic context.

By: Srikanta, K S.