The Population of SingaporeInstitute of Southeast Asian Studies, 1999 - 255 頁 This comprehensive book deals with population trends and patterns in Singapore since its founding in 1819. Separate chapters are devoted to population growth and structure, migration, mortality, marriage, divorce, population control, fertility and the labour force. The book concludes by showing that, given the persistent below-replacement fertility rate, the population is expected to peak at about 3.34 million in 2025 and to decline continuously thereafter. |
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... natural increase , and turned the tide in favour of a fairly - high rate of population growth in those days up to 1921 . From the early 1920s , the number of births began to rise faster than the number of deaths , with the result that a ...
... natural increase , and turned the tide in favour of a fairly - high rate of population growth in those days up to 1921 . From the early 1920s , the number of births began to rise faster than the number of deaths , with the result that a ...
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... natural increase emerged , but migration continued to persist as the dominant factor of population growth . The 1931-47 period witnessed a complete swing , with ... growth , the negative natural increase Population Growth and Distribution 13.
... natural increase emerged , but migration continued to persist as the dominant factor of population growth . The 1931-47 period witnessed a complete swing , with ... growth , the negative natural increase Population Growth and Distribution 13.
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... Growth Natural Increase Net Migration 1947-57 507,800 395,600 112,200 The net migrational increase of 112,200 for 1947-57 represents the net total of migration ( including that from Peninsular Malaysia ) . But it has been estimated that ...
... Growth Natural Increase Net Migration 1947-57 507,800 395,600 112,200 The net migrational increase of 112,200 for 1947-57 represents the net total of migration ( including that from Peninsular Malaysia ) . But it has been estimated that ...
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Population Growth and Distribution | 7 |
Migration | 24 |
Changing Population Structure | 45 |
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