Schooling, fertility and the labour market experience of married women.

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1999
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Authors Johnes, G;
Journal applied economics
Year 1999
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United States behavior americas demographic factors developed countries economic factors fertility north america northern america population population dynamics socioeconomic factors women human resources labor force--women women's status research report child rearing marital status family and household nuptiality households currently married--women education--women occupations--women

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