define the major fertility and mortality indicators.briefly explain their significance in economic planning
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Fertility indicators mark the beginning and ending of the fertile phase. The mortality rate is the rate with which the number of deaths can be figured out in a particular period of time. The fertility rate is the number of births in a year and in economic planning, these factors are used to make economic decisions. Fertility and mortality indicators are used to determine the size of the population, assessing the needs of the people and setting the goals accordingly.
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The drip in mortality since 1950 took place together with many other advances such as financial development, growing levels of edification, woman enablement, and facility and recognition of family planning amenities
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