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... In order to consider the sensitivity of our results to the use of a relative measure of early childbearing, we also estimated models using an absolute measure of early childbearing (results not shown). Here, we defined ... See full document

... Although the increase expressed in 2005 prices is substantial, in relative terms, peo- ple of younger and older working ages earned less than they did in 1988. It appears that another age group may have gained more ... See full document

... The dependency ratio used by INE is a simplified description of economic depen- dency. It disregards individuals above age 65 who continue to be productive and those 16–64 who are not part of the labour force. A ... See full document

... In 2009 we recruited the CAPMAS personnel to update their enumeration and listing of household members in El Walideya Middle prior to conducting the study, so as to have an estimate of how many mothers-in-law would be ... See full document

... Approximately 6,350 children had a valid kindergarten sampling weight and the biological mother as the respondent for all waves. Of these, 6,250 had complete data on moving. Some parents reported that they did not move, ... See full document

... Table 3 shows the odds of being in a union for the first time (compared to women who had never experienced a conjugal union) among young women aged 20 to 29 years in Brazil in ...Table 3 shows that when ... See full document

... already 65 years old when the scheme was introduced can receive the basic pension benefit of 55 Yuan per month without any contributions as long as at least one of their family members aged 16 and over is ... See full document

... Section 3, particularly the increased availability of public child care has made it easier to combine childrearing with full time employment for women – a development expected to weaken the substitution effect and ... See full document

... south: 65% of primary school classrooms had to be built in the south compared to 34% in the north, and 56% of lower-secondary classrooms versus 43% in the north (Salvemini ... See full document

... Besides socio-demographic data on each household member and on the household (family structure, economic conditions, geographical area of residence), the survey provided information on the geographical distance and ... See full document

... We measured socio-economic background in terms of parental occupational class. 3 This can be inferred from data on each person below the age of 15, when the household’s reference person determines the occupational ... See full document

... Nearing age 40, half of the individuals were in what we call “stable childbearing unions” – in either their first (41%) or second (8%) union in which they became first- time parents. Again, the only gender difference was ... See full document

... Motivated by the Puur et al. findings, we explored a similar relationship with data from the European/World Values Surveys. We proceeded with this endeavor despite the obstacles to creating a perfectly parallel analysis. ... See full document

... Childbearing trends in Sweden have been highly volatile throughout the four last decades of the 20 th century. First-birth fertility of younger women (16-28 years) decreased continuously from the mid-1960s to the ... See full document

... Figure 3 and Figure 4 not only depict the difference in vital transition between urban and rural areas ( ∆CBR, ∆CDR, and the resulting ∆N), but also the trends in urban-rural migration cum reclassification growth ... See full document

... The current study seeks to make use of the valuable and high-quality vital statistics data in Taiwan to offer a more comprehensive depiction of divorce patterns by education for both sexes. This paper aims to explore ... See full document

... In order to calculate return and reentry rates, we generate counts of four separate populations of Mexican-born (hereafter called Mexican) males 3 aged 50 years and older with a histo[r] ... See full document

... residents. 3 Those who are promoting the expansion of VCT as a weapon in the battle against AIDS believe that it is critical for people to know their status ... See full document

... problematic, in that urbanization and the construction of new settlements likely had an impact on population mobility (Pinto 1996). Such phenomena, where intense and enduring, may have produced very specific distribution ... See full document

... The results of the analyses regarding fixed effects are given in Table 2. Age at first sexual intercourse does not have a significant effect, meaning that the credibility interval, given[r] ... See full document