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Public Assistance and Early Family Formation: Is There a Pronatalist Effect?
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  • 1968Are Babies Consumer Durables?: A Critique of the Economic Theory of Reproductive Motivation211 cited
  • 1971The Timing of the First Birth, Female Roles and Black Fertility95 cited
  • 1966Childspacing and Family Economic Position84 cited
  • 1974Teenage Family Formation in Postwar America29 cited

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  • 2016Safeguarding maternal and child health in South Africa by starting the Child Support Grant before birth: Design lessons from pregnancy support programmes in 27 countries15 cited
  • 1979Models of illegitimacy: United States, 196913 cited

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