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Socio-economic development and fertility decline: an application of the Easterlin synthesis approach to data from the World Fertility Survey: Colombia Costa Rica Sri Lanka and Tunisia
John Persons McHenry, C. F. Westoff, L. H. Ochoa, M. Ayad, H. A. Sayed, A. A. Way, G. Rodriguez, R. Aravena, M. Vaessen & A. Spitz
Journal of Biosocial Science 23 (4):477-89 (1991)
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