Fertility and Social Interaction: An Economic Perspective

Hans‐Peter Kohler

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1. Fertility Behaviour and Demographic Change: Economic and Other Perspectives 2. Learning in Social Networks and Contraceptive Change 3. The Density of Social Networks and Fertility Decisions: Evidence from S. Nyanza District, Kenya 4. From Individual Behaviour to Aggregate Fertility Dynamics 5. Fertility Decline as a Coordination Problem 6. Social Interactions and Fluctuations in Birth Rates 7. Summary and Conclusions

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