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PubMed1979

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PubMed1979

[Population growth rate noted in Guizhou figures].

In compliance with Chairman Mao's instruction that it is necessary to control population, party committees at all levels in Tongren [Tunjen] Prefecture have strengthened leadership over planned parenthood work. They have lowered the prefecture's population growth rate from 28.2/1000 in 1974 to 12/1000 in 1977, reaching the average level for the whole country. Tongren and Yinjiang [Yinchaing] counties, 21 districts, 4 counties, and 171 communes have fulfilled 3 years ahead of schedule the population plan target for the 5th 5-year plan. Planned parenthood work has shown further development this year. By the end of September, the whole prefecture had overfulfilled by 10% the sterilization operation quota allocated by the province 3 months ahead of schedule and laid a better foundation for continuously lowering the population growth rate. It is estimated that the natural rate of population growth will fall to 10/1000 this year. The vigorous grasping of planned parenthood has gradually benefitted the planned development of the national economy, the health of mothers and children and production, work and study.

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PubMed1994

Estimated numbers of one-parent families and their prevalence in Great Britain in 1991.

This article gives the final estimate of the number of one-parent families in Great Britain in 1991--1.3 million--and a provisional estimate--of 1.4 million--for 1992. It also estimates that there were 2.2 million dependent children living in one-parent families in 1991, and provides a provisional estimate for 1992 of 2.3 million. Overall, in 1992, about one in five families with dependent children was a one-parent family and about one in five of all dependent children lived in a one-parent family. The article also examines the family sizes of one-parent families; the profiles by marital status of both lone mothers and lone fathers; the ages of lone parents and of their dependent children, and the geographical variation in the prevalence of lone parenthood within Great Britain in 1991. Finally, census data on the family composition of households are examined to investigate the extent to which lone parent families live in multi-family households, and the relationship between the lone parent and the head of the other main family in the household.

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