Notes on France's Response to Her Declining Rate of Demographic Growth

Joseph J. Spengler

The Journal of Economic History, 1951, vol. 11, issue 4, 403-416

Abstract: For at least three quarters of a century the Devil of Declining Growth has been present at French council tables, at policy-making conferences, and in the minds of strategically situated decision makers. The Devil has not always been present in the flesh, since that is not the way of devils. But he has always been at the shoulders of the holders of power, and they have usually taken him into account implicitly when not explicitly.

Date: 1951
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