Population forecasts, 1984: hypotheses on fertility
Van De Giessen, G.J.; Van Hoorn, W.D.
Maandstatistiek van de Bevolking 33(8): 28-46
1985
ISSN/ISBN: 0168-6240 PMID: 12267487 Document Number: 417562
The most recent population forecasts for the Netherlands are described. The focus is on the assumptions concerning future fertility trends, including number of children, proportion of women remaining childless, and maternal age. (summary in ENG)
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