Estimating Paternity in Australia, 1976-2010

Gordon A. Carmichael

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Demographers have historically studied fertility with reference to female populations. As bearers and prime nurturers of children, women have been more reliable sources of data, and their lives are more strongly impacted by parenthood. Greater concern wit

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