Pakistan Development Review, Volume 14Pakistan Institute of Development Economics, 1975 - Pakistan |
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Page 191
... 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 very similar in their fertility desires to women who had never worked . Not ...
... 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 very similar in their fertility desires to women who had never worked . Not ...
Page 202
... women . Some significant differences in the desire for additional children were found between working and non - working women , par- ticularly for older women , women at higher parities and women with at least one living son . The main ...
... women . Some significant differences in the desire for additional children were found between working and non - working women , par- ticularly for older women , women at higher parities and women with at least one living son . The main ...
Page 482
... women in our sample who observed purdah . It is my impression that the poorest women could not afford this ' luxury ' , perhaps because many of them had to work outside the home . Work participation , however , might not be a very ...
... women in our sample who observed purdah . It is my impression that the poorest women could not afford this ' luxury ' , perhaps because many of them had to work outside the home . Work participation , however , might not be a very ...
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