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1. Chile.

Subjects
Americas, Chile, Communication, Culture, Developed Countries, Developing Countries, Environment, Financial Management, Geography, Health Workforce, Latin America, Longevity, Mortality, North America, Population Characteristics, Population Dynamics, Social Class, Socioeconomic Factors, South America, United States, Urban Population, Conservation of Natural Resources, Demography, Economics, Educational Status, Employment, Ethnicity, Government, Government Publications as Topic, Industry, Infant Mortality, International Cooperation, Language, Life Expectancy, Politics, Population, Population Growth, Religion, Urbanization
Published
1992

2. Chile.

Subjects
Americas, Chile, Copper, Demography, Developed Countries, Developing Countries, Educational Status, Environment, Human Rights, Industry, Infant Mortality, Latin America, Life Expectancy, Mortality, Politics, Population Characteristics, South America, Conservation of Natural Resources, Economics, Government, Population, Socioeconomic Factors
Published
1988

3. Metropolitan migration and population growth in selected developing countries.

Subjects
Africa, Algeria, Americas, Argentina, Asia, Birth Rate, Brazil, Central America, Chile, Colombia, Developed Countries, Evaluation Studies as Topic, Geography, Ghana, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Iran, Korea, Latin America, Mexico, Mortality, North America, Peru, Philippines, Population Characteristics, Population Density, Singapore, Socioeconomic Factors, South Africa, South America, Syria, Thailand, Venezuela, Demography, Developing Countries, Economics, Emigration and Immigration, Population, Population Dynamics, Population Growth, Social Planning, Transients and Migrants, Urban Population, Urbanization
Published
1983

4. [Trends and fluctuations in morbidity and mortality by selected causes, and economic activity: Costa Rica, Chile, and Guatemala, 1960-1986].

Author

Bravo J and Vargas N

Subjects
Americas, Central America, Chile, Costa Rica, Demography, Developing Countries, Disease, Guatemala, Latin America, North America, Population, Population Characteristics, Population Dynamics, South America, Age Factors, Economics, Morbidity, Mortality
Abstract

"The paper examines the relationship between medium and short-term changes in aggregate economic activity, and national morbidity and mortality rates by certain causes. Although overall mortality conditions have continued to improve during the economic crisis of the nineteen-eighties in the three countries studied, mortality by some causes...[has] discontinued [its] decline and [has] even increased [its] rates in some recent years.... The short-term changes in mortality in Costa Rica and Chile are generally lower than in Guatemala, but tend to be more systematic in their inverse relationship with economic fluctuations in the former. Many of the causes studied affect young and older adults, which are groups that have so far received little attention in evaluations of the health effects of economic crises in the region." (SUMMARY IN ENG), (excerpt)

Published
1991