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"Can policies enhance fertility in Europe?" and questions beyond

Botev, Nikolai - In: Vienna yearbook of population research (2008), pp. 29-34

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Starzenie się społeczeństwa a polityka fiskalna i migracyjna

Fihel, Agnieszka (ed.) - 2017 - Wydanie 1

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Does population control lead to better child quality? : evidence from China's one-child policy enforcement

Li, Bingjing; Zhang, Hongliang - In: Journal of comparative economics : the journal of the … 45 (2017) 2, pp. 246-260

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Fertility and population policy

Ouedraogo, Abdoulaye; Tosun, Mehmet Serkan; Yang, Jingjing - 2018

There have been significant changes in both the fertility rates and fertility perception since 1970s. In this paper, we … examine the relationship between government policies towards fertility and the fertility trends. Total fertility rate, defined … as the number of children per woman, is used as the main fertility trend variable. We use panel data from the United …

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Family size and children's education: evidence from the one-child policy in China

Huang, Yue - 2017

Evidence on a causal link between family size and children’s education, as in the tradeoff suggested by Gary S. Becker between child quantity and quality, is still inconclusive. Recent empirical studies have focused heavily on China, exploiting for identification the country’s One-Child...

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Population Policy Through Tradable Procreation Entitlements

de la Croix, David; Gosseries, Axel - 2007

proportion to existing fertility levels (grandfathering) instead of being allocated equally, population control can be made even …

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Anticipated children and educational investment : evidence from the one-child policy in China

Raiber, Eva - 2021

Does the number of future anticipated children affect educational investment in parents-to-be? In theory, anticipated children can affect the returns to education, the resources available for family consumption, and the incentives for pre-marital investment. Changes in the eligibility criteria...

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Wohlstand ohne Kinder? : sozioökonomische Rahmenbedingungen und Geburtenentwicklung im internationalen Vergleich

Tivig, Thusnelda; Henseke, Golo; Czechl, Matthias - 2011

Das Buch geht von drei möglichen Strategien zur langfristigen Bewältigung der Folgen des Demografischen Wandels aus und untersucht eine davon eingehend: die Erhöhung der Kinderzahl. Die Autoren stellen die Frage, warum die Geburtenziffer in Deutschland als zu gering erachtet wird und leiten...

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Wohlstand ohne Kinder? : Sozioökonomische Rahmenbedingungen und Geburtenentwicklung im internationalen Vergleich

Tivig, Thusnelda - 2011

: Einführung; Ökonomische Theorien der Fertilität; Empirische Untersuchungen; Familienpolitik und Fertilität in Deutschland …

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Geburtenplanung in China : Analysen, Daten, Dokumente

Scharping, Thomas (ed.); Heuser, Robert (contributor) - 1995

Die vorliegende Arbeit ist am Institut für Moderne China-Studien der Universität Köln entstanden und vereinigt in sich mehrere Studien zur Entwicklung der chinesischen Geburtenkontrolle im Zeitraum 1978-1994. Analysiert werden der Wandel in den rechtlichen Normen und programmatischen...

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