Measuring the effects of population control on economic development: a case study of Pakistan.
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The President of Pakistan, Mr. Bhutto, made the statement during a recent press interview that his government will expand activities in the field of family planning and population control. According to President Bhutto there is no formal opposition to family planning in the teachings of the Moslem religion or in the Koran. The economic state of the country and the rapid growth of population make control measures a necessity.
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