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Aspects of Norway’s demographic development in the 1960s

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  1. “The Demography of the Netherlands in the Sixties”. E.D.I.B. 1970/71 (1) No. 2/3 pp. 69–82.

  2. For example, Herve le Bras “Present Mortality in Europe: A Presentation and Representation of Data” Population, 27, (2) March–April 1972 pp. 271–293.

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  8. For a very useful discussion on one aspect of this see: H.J. Dersjant and R.J. van Zonneveld “Influence of Ageing of the Active Population on Health & Health Care in the Netherlands”. Documents of the 2nd European Population Conference, Strasbourg 1971.

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O’Neill, C.J. Aspects of Norway’s demographic development in the 1960s. European Demographic Information Bulletin 4, 69–77 (1973). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02917914

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