The relationship between women's paid employment and women's stated son preference in India

Julia Andrea Behrman · Sara Duvisac

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We explore whether women’s paid employment is associated with reductions in women’s stated son preference in India and whether these results vary by employment sector (agriculture, manufacturing, services, professional-technical) and skill level (education

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