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- Foreword by Berwyn F. Mattison
- Notes on Tables
- 1. The World Setting
- 2. Medical and Biological Aspects of Fertility
- 3. The Control of Fertility
- 4. Fertility Rates by Color and Ethnic Group
- 5. Residence
- 6. Migration in Relation to Fertility
- 7. Marital Characteristics
- 8. Illegitimacy
- 9. Education and Fertility
- 10. Occupation in Relation to Fertility
- 11. Income and Other Social and Economic Factors
- 12. The Relation Between Fertility and Economic Conditions
- 13. Cohort Fertility
- 14. Summary
- Appendix A. Concepts and Measures Used in Cohort Fertility Analysis Based on Vital Statistics
- Appendix B. Quality of Data on Children Ever Born in the 1960 Census and in Current Population Surveys
- Notes
- Bibliography
- Index
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