Davis, Kingsley, Population and Progress in Puerto Rico, Foreign Affairs reprint, July 1951.
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- I am an economist by training and work primarily as a researcher at the Institute of Caribbean Studies of the University of Puerto Rico. I have taught at various universities in the Caribbean region.
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