Discuss some of the population issues and opportunities that arise in post-transition societies
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Discuss some of the population issues and opportunities that arise in post-transition societies
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In the third stage of the (classic) demographic transition patterns of fertility are not entirely predictable nor do they result in unproblematic patterns of population growth. Use Easterlin’s theory of relative cohort size and both Dowell Myers’ and John R Weeks’ discussion of the second and third transitions to discuss some of the population issues and opportunities that arise in post-transition societies.
