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Supply and Demand

Supply and Demand Abstract The adoption of infants and very young children will be affected in the future by a range of forces that affect the supply and demand sides of adoption. Demographic trends and social, technological, and economic factors bearing on adoption seeking and relinquish-ment will be critical factors. These forces will have important implications for adoption policy and practice and warrant careful consideration in relation to both infant adoption and the adoption of other children whose needs for adoptive families will continue into the future. http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Adoption Quarterly Taylor & Francis

Supply and Demand

Adoption Quarterly , Volume 2 (1): 34 – Aug 3, 1998

Supply and Demand

Abstract

Abstract The adoption of infants and very young children will be affected in the future by a range of forces that affect the supply and demand sides of adoption. Demographic trends and social, technological, and economic factors bearing on adoption seeking and relinquish-ment will be critical factors. These forces will have important implications for adoption policy and practice and warrant careful consideration in relation to both infant adoption and the adoption of other children whose...
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Taylor & Francis
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ISSN
1544-452X
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1092-6755
DOI
10.1300/J145v02n01_03
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Abstract

Abstract The adoption of infants and very young children will be affected in the future by a range of forces that affect the supply and demand sides of adoption. Demographic trends and social, technological, and economic factors bearing on adoption seeking and relinquish-ment will be critical factors. These forces will have important implications for adoption policy and practice and warrant careful consideration in relation to both infant adoption and the adoption of other children whose needs for adoptive families will continue into the future.

Journal

Adoption QuarterlyTaylor & Francis

Published: Aug 3, 1998

Keywords: Adoption; infant adoption; trends; infertility; relin-quishment; policy; international adoption; foster care

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