Estimates of current fertility derived from the 1980 census of the Republic of Korea
Retherford, R.D.; Cho, L.J.; Kim, N.I.
Asian and Pacific Census Forum 9(3): 12-15
1983
ISSN/ISBN: 0732-0515 PMID: 12338930 Document Number: 412321
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