Pakistan Development ReviewPakistan Institute of Development Economics, 1975 - Pakistan |
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Among the older women , the number of living sons was found to be a crucial
variable in affecting the desire for another child . Those with no living sons had a
very low mean score compared with those who had at least one son : 1 . 16 and 1
.
Among the older women , the number of living sons was found to be a crucial
variable in affecting the desire for another child . Those with no living sons had a
very low mean score compared with those who had at least one son : 1 . 16 and 1
.
Page 357
Table 14 Percentage Reporting Ever - Use and Current Use of Family Planning
Methods by Number of Living Children Relative to Ideal Farrily Size and Whether
Want More Children : Urban and Rural Wives , 1568 - 69 - Respondents ...
Table 14 Percentage Reporting Ever - Use and Current Use of Family Planning
Methods by Number of Living Children Relative to Ideal Farrily Size and Whether
Want More Children : Urban and Rural Wives , 1568 - 69 - Respondents ...
Page 360
Table 16 Percentage Reporting Ever - Use of Family Planning Methods by
Husband ' s Opinion of Family Planning and Number of Living Children : Urban
and Rural Wives , 1968 - 69 Number of living children and whether know
husband ' s ...
Table 16 Percentage Reporting Ever - Use of Family Planning Methods by
Husband ' s Opinion of Family Planning and Number of Living Children : Urban
and Rural Wives , 1968 - 69 Number of living children and whether know
husband ' s ...
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