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Page 191
Thirty - one percent of the urban and 25 % of the rural other - employed women
reported no desire for another child compared with 25 % and 17 % of non -
working urban and rural women respectively . Women who were self - employed
were ...
Thirty - one percent of the urban and 25 % of the rural other - employed women
reported no desire for another child compared with 25 % and 17 % of non -
working urban and rural women respectively . Women who were self - employed
were ...
Page 193
It might be that these educated younger couples have not yet crossed a certain
threshold of achieved family size and therefore do not show any significant
difference in their desired family size as compared with uneducated couples .
It might be that these educated younger couples have not yet crossed a certain
threshold of achieved family size and therefore do not show any significant
difference in their desired family size as compared with uneducated couples .
Page 479
Eleven percent of the urban other - employed women with six or more grades of
education reported that they had ever worked compared with 7 percent of women
who could not read or write and 5 percent of women who had passed only 5 or ...
Eleven percent of the urban other - employed women with six or more grades of
education reported that they had ever worked compared with 7 percent of women
who could not read or write and 5 percent of women who had passed only 5 or ...
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