Survey and analysis of childbearing intentions of the floating population.
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| Journal | china population today |
| Year | 1992 |
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| Keywords |
Migration
china
developing countries
social policy
policy
demographic factors
fertility
population
population dynamics
population policy
research methodology
population characteristics
asia
urban population
migration, internal
family and household
family characteristics
family size
demographic analysis
eastern asia
antinatalist policy
demographic surveys
family size, desired
one child policy
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