Titlebook: Economic Theory of Optimal Population; Klaus F. Zimmermann Conference proceedings 1989 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1989 economic the

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Choice of Fertility and Population Pressure in Traditional Rural Societieseoclassical growth theory population was just assumed, with some remarkable exceptions (e. g., Meade, 1968), to grow at a constant exogenously given rate. Moreover, growth theorists did not, as demographers have been used to, pay attention to the different age cohorts of which the total population i

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Population, International Trade and Indebtedness: A More General Analysisal indebtedness all appear as endogenous variables and in which intergenerational caring and bequests play a role. In particular, we examine the effects of international trade and investment on the steady-state values of capital ownership per worker, the capital-labour ratio, the level of income per family and the rate of population growth.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-50043-5economic theory; economics; fertility; migration; population; social security; welfare

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978-3-642-50045-9Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1989

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Economic Theory of Optimal Population978-3-642-50043-5Series ISSN 1431-6005

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Betriebswirtschaftliche Organisationslehrean framework is basically economic, the population question has always attracted many economists. Malthus hypothesised that families procreate to the point where they are living at the level of subsistence. “Before that a large and increasing population was generally favored; since that date it has

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