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Page 148
... group to the other , called ' leakages ' by the authors . Without demar- cating clearly the target groups , fruits of a suggested policy may not reach the desired group of people . In the rural sector , credit should be made expen- sive ...
... group to the other , called ' leakages ' by the authors . Without demar- cating clearly the target groups , fruits of a suggested policy may not reach the desired group of people . In the rural sector , credit should be made expen- sive ...
Page 197
... groups wanted additional children than the ones in the latter groups . It might be noted here that wife's employment explained a rather small amount of variation ( 0.3 ° ) for the total sample , although the dichotomous split between ...
... groups wanted additional children than the ones in the latter groups . It might be noted here that wife's employment explained a rather small amount of variation ( 0.3 ° ) for the total sample , although the dichotomous split between ...
Page 201
... ( groups 23 and 22 , Fig . 1 ) . Thus , the data point to a distinct negative and linear relationship between the number of living sons and the desire for more children . Within the group of the oldest women ( 40 ) with at least one son ...
... ( groups 23 and 22 , Fig . 1 ) . Thus , the data point to a distinct negative and linear relationship between the number of living sons and the desire for more children . Within the group of the oldest women ( 40 ) with at least one son ...
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