Analysis of Data on Fertility, Morta-lity and Economic Activity of urban Population in Libya Based on a Household Sample Survey /

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Kaituhi matua:	Nour Eldin, S. Soliman
Kaituhi rangatōpū:	The Institute of National Planning
Hōputu:	Pukapuka
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I whakaputaina:	Cairo : The Institute of National Planning, 1971.
Rangatū:	External Notes ؛ 996.
Ngā marau:	Economic Activity. Analysis of Data. Mortality.
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Institute of National Planning (INP) was established by Law No. 231 of 1960 as a think-tank public institution with an independent legal personality to enhance the theory and practice of planning in Egypt through: research, training and educational activities. Also, INP aims at providing technical support to Ministry of Planning, as well as to all national ministers and institutions, through spreading a culture of planning in Egyptian society.

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Analysis of Data on Fertility, Morta-lity and Economic Activity of urban Population in Libya Based on a Household Sample Survey /

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