indifferent gender preferences among childless beijing citizens

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Abstract
Son preference, leading to skewed sex ratios at birth, is an important feature of contemporary Chinese demography, as well as being a critical policy issue. Using a 2006 representative survey, this article explores preferences for boys and girls among childless young adults in a district of Beijing who have a stated one child as their ideal number of children (though they may be eligible to bear more). The descriptive analysis finds no evidence of son-preference; rather an overall indifference to gender. A multivariate analysis provides some indicative evidence of indifference regarding predictors of desiring a girl, a boy or either. gs.
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Authors Stuart Basten, Georgia Verropoulou, Ma Xiaohong, Yan Ping
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Journal chempluschem
Year 2016
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population vital events social sciencesdemography

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