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This paper studies the population estimates for 1500 of the current territory of Colombia. It reviews the literature and analyzes critically the methods and sources used in the field. We conclude that there is no consensus on population estimates for the period, much less with respect to the...
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-cut implications for marriage strategies, migratory flows, and fertility rates. …
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their children in the event of divorce. Using 50 years of census data for the United States' population, I show that growing …
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Applying a propensity score matching approach to UK National Child Development Study, we find that experiencing family difficulties during childhood determines a negative and long-lasting impact on adult employment probabilities and wage. Standard econometric techniques and simulation based...
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We model sex selection and the equilibrium sex ratio, when parents care about their child's marriage prospects. With intrinsic son preference, selection results in a male-biased sex ratio. This is inefficient, due to a marriage market congestion externality. Medical innovations that facilitate...
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contractual liabilities of the spouses, the status of the children, some problems related to wealth and dowry, I tried to mark out …
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reports that the sex ratio for children under six years of age is 927 girls per thousand boys, an outcome that has been … drive fertility behavior that generates sex-based differences in outcomes even when parents do not explicitly prefer boys … agricultural land. I confirm this theoretical prediction using panel data from rural households in India. This strategic fertility …
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the labour markets: one, family ties and control of women is weakened due to absent men and increasing divorce rates. The …
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The poor socio-economic outcomes of women who have their first child when young are well documented. However, the policy implications of this association depend upon the causal mechanisms that underlie it. Recent studies in the US and UK have used miscarriage as an instrument to identify the...
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, legal cost of divorce, initial endowments, couple and single productivity parameters on the payoffs and marital status in …
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