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PETER J. DONALDSON Pres., Population Reference Bureau Washington, March 24, 2000.

The US-based Population Reference Bureau reported this year that, while the average woman worldwide has 2.6 children, in sub-Saharan Africa the figure is 5.3.

Twentypercentt of Germany's 82 million residents are 65 years old or older, according to the United States Population Reference Bureau.

Yet the new forecast from the US-based Population Reference Bureau attracted no comment from our government, which has barely begun to shape a population policy, as distinct from an immigration policy, which it says sets "no upper limits".

Data are used to estimate population reference distributions and to monitor trends over time.

The Population Reference Bureau reports that 68percentt of women with children under age six are now working.

At the Population Reference Bureau, a nonprofit organization in Washington, Diana Cornelius, a demographer, said population projections were important.

The Population Reference Bureau predicts that the world's total population will double to 7,000,000,000 before the year 2000.

"In some places," said Mark Mather, associate vice president for domestic programs at the Population Reference Bureau, "it looks like immigrant family growth is starting to offset long-term population losses".

India's experience highlights the link between population growth and economic advancement in poor countries, said Carl Haub, the senior demographer at the Population Reference Bureau, a nonprofit research group.

At the Population Reference Bureau, a private demographic research organization in Washington, Carl Haub, who compiles annual statistics on world population, said the American ranking is not particularly surprising.