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Population growth and educatioal planning in developing nations.

By: Jones, Gavin.

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BookPublisher: New York : Irvington, 1975Subject(s): Educational Planning | Developing countries -- Population increase//Educational planning/. -- Developing countries -- Population increase//Educational planningSummary: The book deals with the relationship between fertility rates and educational attainment.

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Population growth and educatioal planning in developing nations.

By: Jones, Gavin.