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The influence of the Chinese zodiac on fertility in Hong Kong SAR
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  • 1992Fertility transition, conscious choice, and numeracy182 cited
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  • 2008Dragon Children: Identifying the Causal Effect of the First Child on Female Labour Supply with the Chinese Lunar Calendar*22 cited
  • 2015The influence of the Chinese zodiac on the male-to-female ratio at birth in Hong Kong19 cited
  • 2018Cultural conceptualizations of Chinese zodiac animals in Chinese English16 cited
  • 2011The Crowding-out Effect of Homeownership on Fertility14 cited

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