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Background: In developing countries, health shock is one of the most common idiosyncratic income shock and the main reason why households fall into poverty. Empirical research has shown that in these countries, households are unable to access formal insurance markets in order to insure their...
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for fertility decline and eventually sustained economic development. In Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA), the HIV/AIDS epidemic …-term positive trend in life expectancies. Despite the fact that SSA as a whole is suffering a delayed and slow fertility transition … compared to other world's regions, and despite evidence for halting or even reverting fertility decline in countries with …
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studies. It is possible that individual stunting risks also are raised by high fertility in the community, partly because of … an impact of aggregate fertility on the local economy, but this issue has not been addressed in earlier investigations … idea that a child’s stunting risk may be raised by a high fertility in the community …
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Researchers often face a level-of-analysis problem when investigating the implications of fertility transitions for … schooling. Despite primary interest in macro-level outcomes, it is at the micro-level that the links between fertility and …-level inferences are unclear. This paper proposes a framework for moving from micro- to macro-level associations between fertility and …
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Despite the recent economic growth in many countries on the African continent, the region has seen a slow fertility … transition. In this study, we explore whether the lack of structural economic change can explain this slow fertility transition … to analyze the driving forces of fertility transitions across low- and middle-income countries. Our results confirm that …
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