America's Needs and Resources: A Twentieth Century Fund Survey which Includes Estimates for 1950 and 1960 |
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... POPULATION TRENDS Immigration in preceding decade 1900 FIGURE 3. POPULATION GROWTH AND. POPULATION TRENDS will play a large part in determining future needs and resources . They will determine the structure of the domestic market - the ...
... POPULATION TRENDS Immigration in preceding decade 1900 FIGURE 3. POPULATION GROWTH AND. POPULATION TRENDS will play a large part in determining future needs and resources . They will determine the structure of the domestic market - the ...
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... POPULATION GROWTH , 1920-1940 ( In Thousands ) 122,775 132,500 68,955 30,158 23,662 a . Corrected for underenumeration of children . b . Discrepancies in additions are due to rounding . products , improved financial status of farmers ...
... POPULATION GROWTH , 1920-1940 ( In Thousands ) 122,775 132,500 68,955 30,158 23,662 a . Corrected for underenumeration of children . b . Discrepancies in additions are due to rounding . products , improved financial status of farmers ...
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... population shifts by geo- graphic divisions and states obscures the na- ture of population movements within densely populated metropolitan areas . An examina- tion of 137 " metropolitan counties " shows that these urban centers , as a ...
... population shifts by geo- graphic divisions and states obscures the na- ture of population movements within densely populated metropolitan areas . An examina- tion of 137 " metropolitan counties " shows that these urban centers , as a ...
Contents
THE WAR POTENTIAL | 3 |
PAST TRENDS AND FUTURE OUTPUT | 17 |
POPULATION TRENDS | 30 |
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