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Correlates of fertility and mortality in low‐migration standard metropolitan statistical areas

James B. Pick Graduate School of Administration, University of California, Riverside, California
Pages 69-83 | Published online: 23 Aug 2010

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JamesB. Pick & EdgarW. Butler. (1998) Demographic, social, and economic effects on Mexican causes of death in 1990. Social Biology 45:3-4, pages 151-171.
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JamesB. Pick, GlendaL. Tellis & EdgarW. Butler. (1989) Fertility determinants in the oil region of Mexico. Social Biology 36:1-2, pages 45-66.
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James B. Pick, Tae Hwan Jung & Edgar W. Butler. (1980) Regional Employment Implications for Geothermal Energy Development, Imperial County, California. Journal of Environmental Systems 10:4, pages 259-282.
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