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A macro demographic and socioeconomic development model.


 A model for demographic and socioeconomic development indicators is proposed. Following a literature review, focus is on construction of the model, and definition of the model's variables and data collection. The model consists of 1 dependent variable representing the level of fertility and dependent variables representing the most affecting factors in the socioeconomic development process. The crude birthrate was selected as an index of the level of fertility because it is affected by many factors such as the age-sex structure, nuptiality condition and marital fertility which are associated with the level of the socioeconomic development. The data required could be obtained by 2 approaches: time series data for 1 country and cross-section data from several countries at the same point in time. Levels of fertility and subsequently the growth of population depend primarily on the socioeconomic conditions of the cretain levels of socioeconomic development; married couples freely opt for smaller families. This means that family planning practices spread as a natural development within the framework of the development process. The effort to understand and to bring about a change in the level of fertility requires the identification of relevant socioeconomic factors and the analysis of the manner in which they interact with family planning activities and the acceleration of the socioeconomic development process.
