Haub, C <br/><br/>
South Korea's low fertility raises European-style issues.  [electronic resource] 

 -  Population today  Oct 1991 
 - 3 p.  digital 
<br/><br/> Publication Type: Journal Article 
<br/><br/><label>ISSN: </label>0749-2448 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Abortion, Induced<br/>Asia<br/>Behavior<br/>Birth Rate<br/>Conservation of Natural Resources<br/>Contraception<br/>Contraception Behavior<br/>Delivery of Health Care<br/>Demography<br/>Developed Countries<br/>Developing Countries<br/>Economics<br/>Employment<br/>Environment<br/>Europe<br/>Family Characteristics<br/>Family Planning Policy<br/>Family Planning Services<br/>Family Relations<br/>Asia, Eastern<br/>Fertility<br/>Financial Management<br/>France<br/>Government<br/>Health<br/>Health Care Rationing<br/>Health Personnel<br/>Health Planning<br/>Health Resources<br/>Health Workforce<br/>Insurance, Health<br/>Korea<br/>Legislation as Topic<br/>Motivation<br/>Norway<br/>Nuclear Family<br/>Organization and Administration<br/>Physicians<br/>Politics<br/>Population<br/>Population Characteristics<br/>Population Dynamics<br/>Population Growth<br/>Private Sector<br/>Psychology<br/>Public Policy<br/>Scandinavian and Nordic Countries<br/>Sex<br/>Social Values<br/>Sterilization, Reproductive<br/>Sweden