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data from Demographic and Health Surveys in rural Mali, where polygyny rates among married women are close to 50 per cent …
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are that a greater bargaining power of parents, with respect to their adult children, and a greater involvement of adult … children in the production of the family good, are major contributory factors in increasing the number of children. …
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Three profound changes - the mortality, fertility and contraception transitions - characterized the Victorian era in England. Economists, following Becker (1960), focus on the first two and underplay the third by assuming couples can achieve their fertility target at no cost. The historical...
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conditioning on fertility treatments, (c) both labour supply regressions and quantity-quality-tradeoff regressions for children …
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are approximately 4 less children born. Male job loss has no significant impact on completed fertility. …
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, residing close to parents or in-laws are more likely to have children and that as mothers they are more likely to hold a …' children increases the probability of having to commute. We build a general equilibrium model of residence choice, fertility …
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We aim to provide an explanation for the combination of the relatively low female participation rates and lowest-low fertility levels in Italy. Starting from the assumption that childbearing decisions also depend on uncertainty about future employment, income, and wealth, we empirically assess...
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In the globalization era, adolescent pregnancies have become an important health issue. Teenage mothers have bigger … not use the family planning methods and prenatal care. They do not deliver the baby in the health care facility and … health care facilities to the poorer households. Such policies will reduce the adolescent pregnancies in the state. …
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This paper documents the existence of a negative cross-sectional correlation between the price of living space and fertility using U.S. Census data over the period 1940-2000. This correlation is not spurious, nor does it reflect the tendency of larger families to locate within less-expensive...
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Using panel data for 24 (OECD) countries during the period 1980–2004 this study examines how social trust affects fertility. The major finding through the random effects approach is that the social trust increases the fertility rate. A 1% rise in the trust rate leads to an increase in...
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