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The term “Total fertility rate” also often abbreviated to TFR is a widely used, though somewhat
misunderstood term today. The term has often been twisted and maligned in the press by reporters
who have not understood the essence of the term. But what exactly is a total fertility rate? To put it in
simple terms, the term “total fertility rate”, (which is a purely synthetic rate) in the average number of
children a woman in a given society or culture could be expected to bear in her lifetime based on agespecific birth rates, assuming that she lives till the end of her childbearing age. The total fertility rate depends on a large number of factors including social, cultural and economic factors and varies widely from country to country, and region to region. It ranges from a high of 6.6 children per woman in Niger, (the TFR there has been...
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