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The demographic situation of Europe and the developed countries overseas: an annual report.

Alain Monnier · Catherine de Guibert-Lantoine

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Current levels and trends in population growth and characteristics for the countries of Europe are estimated using data from official sources. Births, deaths, population size, nuptiality, fertility, divorce, and abortions are estimated using the latest available statistics. Selected data are also provided for other developed countries.

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