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Sabyasachi Tripathi2020

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Does economic development reduce household size? Evidence from India

Sabyasachi Tripathi

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Year2020

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Published2020-05-30

VenueJournal of Policy Modeling

ISSN-L0161-8938

Languageen

Citations19

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