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Is Buddhism the low fertility religion of Asia?

Vegard Skirbekk · Marcin Jan Stonawski · Setsuya Fukuda · Thomas Spoorenberg · Conrad Hackett · Raya Muttarak

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Demographic Trends and Gender Preferences Indian and Buddhist Studies Family Dynamics and Relationships

Abstract

The influence of religion on demographic behaviors has been extensively studied mainly for Abrahamic religions. Although Buddhism is the world´s fourth largest religion and is dominant in several Asian nations experiencing very low fertility, the impact of

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