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An economic approach to fertility in Britain since 1860
Abstract This paper utilises a dynamic economic approach to examine movements in fertility in Britain since 1860. The analysis and results indicate that fertility has responded positively to changes in incomes. However, this positive effect has been more than offset by the increase in the opportunity cost of female time which has followed closely the education attainment of women.
An economic approach to fertility in Britain since 1860
Abstract This paper utilises a dynamic economic approach to examine movements in fertility in Britain since 1860. The analysis and results indicate that fertility has responded positively to changes in incomes. However, this positive effect has been more than offset by the increase in the opportunity cost of female time which has followed closely the education attainment of women.
An economic approach to fertility in Britain since 1860
Tzannatos, Zafiris (author) / Symons, James (author)
1989
Article (Journal)
English
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