Book Review: The Ultimate Resource 2. Julian L. Simon. Princeton,NJ: University Press. 1996. pp. 734

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Book Review: GeoDestinies. Walter Youngquist. Portland,OR: National Book Company, 1997. pp.498. $29.95. ISBN 0-89420-299-5

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Walter Kiefl/Reinhard Bachleitner: Lexikon zur Tourismussoziologie. München: Profil-Verlag 2005, ISBN 3-89019-542-3. 228 Seiten, € 29,80

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Book Review Healing a Wounded World: Economics,Ecology and Health for a Sustainable Life. Joseph Wayne Smith,Graham Lyons,and Gary Sauer-Thompson. Westport,Connecticut: Praeger Press, 1997. Hardback, $65.00, 232 pages. ISBN 0-275-95601-6

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Book Review Essay: Is Ethnic Globalism Adaptive for Americans? Darwinian Politics: The Evolutionary Origin of Freedom,by Paul H. Rubin. New Brunswick,NJ: Rutgers University Press, 2002: 223 pp. ISBN 0-8135-3096-2. Pbk $25, Hdbk $60

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Book Review Do Population Policies Matter? Fertility and Politics in Egypt,India, Kenya,and Mexico. Anrudh Jain (Ed.). New York,NY: Population Council, 1998. 225 p. $14.95(paperback); ISBN 0-87834-091-2

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Elmar Lange: Jugendkonsum im 21. Jahrhundert. Eine Untersuchung der Einkommens-, Konsum-und Verschuldungsmuster der Jugendlichen in Deutschland. VS Verlag für Sozialwissenschaften/GWV Fachverlage GmbH, Wiesbaden 2004. ISBN 3-8100-3941-1. 183 Seiten. € 22,90

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Population projections: states, 1995 - 2025

All states will have more people in the future, especially in the south and west, while population aging occurs as the baby boomers age. This report identifies population changes projected to affect the US's 50 states and District of Columbia during 1995-2015. Basic assumptions for state population projections are presented with regard to population, births, deaths, net international migration, and net internal migration. The methodology used to produce the report is also described. Total population and net change is presented in tabular format for each state over the period. These data are used as the basic input to many federal, state, and local projection models which produce detailed statistics on education, economic factors, labor force, health care, voting, and other subjects. State differentials in fertility and mortality are also projected to widen, reflecting the concentration of race and ethnic groups with high fertility in some states and differential migration patterns.