World Development Report 1984
World Development Report 1984
World Development Report 1984
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8 The policy agenda 155<br />
Population policy 155<br />
Policy priorities in developing regions 161<br />
Donor assistance policies 178<br />
9 Ten years of experience 182<br />
Economic adjustment 182<br />
Population change: success and new challenge 183<br />
Population data supplement 186<br />
Bibliographical note 202<br />
<strong>World</strong> <strong>Development</strong> Indicators 207<br />
Text tables<br />
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2.1 Population, GDP, and GDP per capita in 1980, and growth rates, 1960-83 11<br />
2.2 Rates of growth in the real product wage and in labor productivity for the manufacturing<br />
sector and the aggregate economy, by country, 1962-78 16<br />
2.3 Total public expenditure of industrial countries as share of GDP, 1961-81 17<br />
2.4 Real rates of return on corporate capital, by country, 1962-76 17<br />
2.5 Percentage of industrial countries' imports covered by nontariff barriers 18<br />
2.6 Net savings and savings by sector in industrial countries, 1964-81 22<br />
2.7 Change in export prices and in terms of trade, 1965-83 24<br />
2.8 Consumption, savings, and investment indicators for developing countries, 1970-81 24<br />
2.9 Exports from developing countries, 1965-83 28<br />
2.10 Current account balance and its financing, 1970-83 30<br />
2.11 Debt indicators for developing countries, 1970-83 31<br />
3.1 Average performance of industrial and developing economies, 1960-95 35<br />
3.2 Growth of GDP per capita, 1960-95 36<br />
3.3 Change in trade in developing countries, 1965-95 36<br />
3.4 Current account balance and its financing in developing countries, 1983 and 1995 38<br />
3.5 Growth of GDP in developing countries, Low scenario and variants, 1985-95 41<br />
3.6 Growth of trade in developing countries, Low scenario and variants, 1985-95 42<br />
4.1 Percentage decline in crude birth rates and in total fertility rates, selected countries, 1965-82 65<br />
4.2 Comparison of age structures in developed and developing countries, 1980 67<br />
4.3 Rural and urban population growth, 1950-2000 67<br />
4.4 Permanent emigration as a percentage of increase in populations of emigrants' countries 69<br />
4.5 Projections of population size in selected countries, 2000 and 2050 77<br />
4.6 Population size and density in Bangladesh under two fertility assumptions, 1982-2050 78<br />
5.1 Growth of population, GNP, and GNP per capita, 1955-80 82<br />
5.2 Malawi: projected primary-school costs under alternative fertility and enrollment assumptions,<br />
1980-2015 85<br />
5.3 Potential savings in primary-school costs under rapid fertility decline, selected countries,<br />
2000 and 2015 86<br />
5.4 Gross domestic investment per potential new worker, selected countries, 1980 87<br />
5.5 Kenya: projections of employment by sector, under two scenarios, 1976-2050 89<br />
5.6 Growth rates of food output by region, 1960-80 90<br />
5.7 Cereal yields and fertilizer use, selected countries, 1969-81 94<br />
5.8 Export structure and human capital 103<br />
6.1 Total fertility rates and reduction from total potential fecundity due to different determinants<br />
of fertility, selected countries and years 114<br />
7.1 Percentage of currently married women aged 15 to 49 using contraception, by region<br />
and for selected countries 127<br />
7.2 Percentage of married women aged 15 to 49 practicing efficient contraception among those<br />
who want no more children 134