Demographic charts and tables based upon the national demographic and family guidance survey of the settled population of Afghanistan.

Includes bibliographical references.

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Spiral bound.

Contents: 1. Crude birth rates for Afghanistan and selected countries—2. Crude death rates for Afghanistan and selected countries—3. Infant mortality rate for Afghanistan and selected countries—4. Total population projected according to two assumptions, 1973 to 2000—5. Dependent population, ages under 15 years, projected according to two assumptions, 1973 to 2000—6. Percent of ever married women having knowledge of any means of family limitation, by use of such measures, by age and residence, 1973—7. Percent of ever married women who have never used family limitation measured who desire to use them if available, by age of women and urban rural residence, 1973—8. Children ages 6 to 24 years, by school attendance, sex and urban rural residence 1973—9. Percent literate by age, sex and urban rural residence, 1973—10. Population ages 6 to 14 primary enrollment projections, 1976 to 2000—11. General primary school teachers and 8-room primary school buildings 1976 to 2000—12. Primary education current and development budget projections, 1976 to 2000—13 total wheat production required for self sufficiency. (production to maintain 1354’s per capita consumption and meet increase in demand due to increased income).

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