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What Accounts for the Emergence of Malthusian Fertility in Transition Economies? · Study

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PreprintWhat Accounts for the Emergence of Malthusian Fertility in Transition Economies?

Maja B. Micevska2002

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What Accounts for the Emergence of Malthusian Fertility in Transition Economies?

Maja B. Micevska · Paul J. Zak

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Demographic Trends and Gender Preferences Historical Economic and Social Studies Family Dynamics and Relationships

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Year2002

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Published2002-01-01

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ISSN-L1556-5068

Languageen

Citations16

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ShelfDemographic Trends and Gender Preferences

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