Chapter

 1 Intro|       year 1968. In 51 countries, fertility is already below replacement
 2 1    |       actual worldwide decline in fertility and its foreseeable consequences
 3 1    |      namely, that the decrease in fertility which, for some 20 years,
 4 1    |           which already had a low fertility rate, remarked: "Once the
 5 1    |         rate, remarked: "Once the fertility transition begins, further
 6 1(5) |                      Aminur Khan, Fertility Trends among Low Fertility
 7 1(5) |        Fertility Trends among Low Fertility Countries, Expert Group
 8 1(5) |      Meeting on Below-Replacement Fertility, Population Division, Department
 9 2    |      involve coercive measures of fertility control. In the same way,
10 3    |          impressive drop in their fertility, 51 countries in the world (
11 3    |         In other words, the total fertility rate (TFR) in these countries,
12 3    |           is the minimum level of fertility needed for the replacement
13 3    |           below-replacement-level fertility in America (the United States,
14 3    |         number of countries whose fertility rate is below replacement
15 4(7) | Determinants of Below-Replacement Fertility, Expert group meeting on
16 4(7) |      meeting on Below-Replacement Fertility, Population Division, Department
17 4    |           about the causes of the fertility decrease by introducing
18 4    |      author, a return to a higher fertility rate in those countries
19 4    |          in those countries whose fertility is declining at the present
20 4(8) | Determinants of Below-Replacement Fertility, p. 12.~
21 4(9) | Determinants of Below-Replacement Fertility, pp. 13-14.~
22 5    |       theme of "below-replacement fertility". There is no reason not