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Households headed by women : income, employment and household organization

Kazi, Shahnaz - In: The Pakistan development review : PDR 27 (1988) 4, pp. 781-787

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Health-seeking behaviour of women reporting symptoms of reproductive tract infections

Durr-e-Nayab - In: The Pakistan development review : PDR 44 (2005) 1, pp. 1-35

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Reproductive tract infections among women in Pakistan : an urban case study

Durr-e-Nayab - In: The Pakistan development review : PDR 44 (2005) 2, pp. 131-158

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Demographic transition and unwanted fertility : a fresh assessment

Casterline, John B. - In: The Pakistan development review : PDR 48 (2009) 4, pp. 387-421

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Socio-economic development, population policies, and fertility decline in Muslim countries

Karim, Mehtab S. - In: The Pakistan development review : PDR 43 (2004) 4/2, pp. 773-789

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The onset of fertility transition in Pakistan

Sathar, Zeba A.; Casterline, John B. - In: The Pakistan development review : PDR 40 (2001) 3, pp. 237-238

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A re-examination of fertility transition in Pakistan : comment

Soomro, Ghulam Yasin - In: The Pakistan development review : PDR 39 (2000) 3, pp. 247-261

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An analysis of reproductive health issues in Pakistan

Mahmood, Naushin; Durr-e-Nayab - In: The Pakistan development review : PDR 39 (2000) 4,2, pp. 675-691

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Pakistani couples : different productive and reproductive realities?

Sathar, Zeba A.; Kazi, Shahnaz - In: The Pakistan development review : PDR 39 (2000) 4,2, pp. 891-909

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Demographic, socio-economic, and regional fertility differentials in Pakistan

Hakim, Abdul - In: The Pakistan development review : PDR 38 (1999) 4: Papers and proceedings, pp. 643-660

growth in population because of sustained high fertility which is still around 5.0 children. Using data of 7584 currently … married women from a nationally representative sample survey, Pakistan Fertility and Family Planning Survey 1996-97, both … bivariate and multivariate analysis has been undertaken to see the differentials in fertility levels. Age and age at marriage …

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