In the narrow sense, it refers to public policies intended to affect population phenomena such as births, deaths, and population movements. In the broad sense, it also refers to policies aimed at demographic phenomena caused by some kind of economic or social change, such as educational policies such as expanding school facilities for children in compulsory education in municipalities with rapidly increasing populations. Population [Toshio Kuroda] Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information |
狭義には,出生,死亡,人口移動のような人口現象に影響を与えることを意図した公共政策のことをいう。広義には,なんらかの経済的・社会的変化によって生じた人口現象に対する政策,たとえば人口急増市町村での義務教育児童のための学校施設増設などの文教政策などをも含めていう。人口【黒田 俊夫】
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