How Does Religion Influence Fertility?: The Case of Mormons

Tim B. Heaton

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L'A. analyse les facteurs qui font que les Mormons continuent a avoir un taux de fertilite eleve, en particulier, leur theologie du mariage, la composition socio-economique du groupe et l'interdependance entre religion et famille

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1991A Treatise on the Family 1973A New Approach to the Economic Theory of Fertility Behavior 1986The Dimensions of Religiosity: A Conceptual Model with an Empirical Test 1979The end of “Catholic” fertility 1975The Economic Theory of Fertility Decline 1982Income and Fertility: The Elusive Relationship

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