Lery, Alain; Vallin, Jacques - In: Économie et Statistique 63 (1975) 1, pp. 27-35
[eng] In France, the death of an infant is usually followed by a birth in three cases out of four, while the average probability of the enlargment of the family is only 62 %. This increase of fertility seems to correspond to a certain will of « replacing » the infant who died. Superfertility...