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E-raamat: Economic Equality and Fertility in Developing Countries

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This book briefly reviews sociological, economic, and demographic literature pertaining to the relationship between income and fertility in developed and developing countries. He presents a conceptual framework to examine how fertility responds to changes in the distribution of household income. The analysis of data from Puerto Rico, Korea, and rural India is carefully executed, and conclusive policy implications are discussed.

Originally published in 1979

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'...This book is likely to become a standard work, to be referred to time and again by scholars and policy makers in those fields concerned with interaction between population, development, and social justice.' David E. Horlacher, Susquehanna University

Foreword xiii
Ronald G. Ridker
1 Introduction
1(10)
The Main Theme and its Implications
1(5)
The Method and Organization of the Study
6(3)
The Limitation of the Study
9(2)
2 The Conceptual Framework and Evidence from Aggregated Data
11(30)
The Conceptual Framework
11(9)
Evidence from Aggregative Data
20(11)
Specification of the Model
23(4)
The Findings
27(4)
Appendix A The Data
31(2)
Appendix B The Stock-Adjustment Model of Current Fertility
33(4)
References
37(4)
3 Evidence from Puerto Rican Household Data
41(28)
The Puerto Rican Background
42(11)
The Empirical Results
53(14)
References
67(2)
4 Korea as a Case Study: An Historical Approach
69(52)
Introduction and Summary
69(2)
The Pattern of Economic Development
71(5)
The Patterns of Fertility Decline
76(14)
Fertility Trends and Patterns of Change
76(5)
Changes in Marriage Patterns and Desired Family Size
81(3)
Changes in Contraceptive Practice
84(3)
Changes in the Control of Fertility Through Abortion
87(3)
The Effects of Changing Economic Opportunities on Fertility
90(17)
Alternative Sources of Economic Security
90(3)
Educational Development
93(5)
Changes in Economic Structure
98(1)
Urbanization and Migration
99(3)
Changes in Female Work Participation
102(5)
A Multivariate Statistical Model Applied to Recent Fertility
107(9)
References
116(5)
5 Internal Policies for Income Distribution in Rural India
121(35)
Income Distribution Level and Trends
121(4)
Sources of Income Inequality
125(26)
References
151(5)
6 International Implications
156(20)
References 176(3)
Index 179
Robert Repetto
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