On the demographic concept of economic inhabitability
Totev, A.
Naselenie 2: 5-10
1992
ISSN/ISBN: 0205-0617 PMID: 12343730 Document Number: 321963
Concepts surrounding the determinants of carrying capacity and the definition of related terms are discussed. Factors determining the inhabitability of an area, defined here as the degree to which its socioeconomic and occupational structures can absorb active and dependent populations, are outlined. Some policy implications for Bulgaria are discussed. (SUMMARY IN ENG AND RUS)
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