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ArticlePopulation Challenges for Bangladesh in the Coming Decades

Peter Kim Streatfield2009

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Population Challenges for Bangladesh in the Coming Decades

Peter Kim Streatfield

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Year2009

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Published2009-01-22

VenueJournal of Health Population and Nutrition

ISSN-L1606-0997

Languageen

Citations179

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ShelfDemographic Trends and Gender Preferences

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