
doi: 10.1007/bf01083063
pmid: 12264574
Until recently, Holland has had a high birth rate and a low employment rate for married women when compared with other industrialized countries. This high rate, together with (since 1920) the lowest death rate in Northwestern Europe, has constituted a bona fide “demographic anomaly.” Nevertheless, the picture is now changing rapidly. In spite of the still traditional pronatalistic socialization, a remarkable rise in voluntary childlessness is taking shape.
Behavior, Developed Countries, Sexual Behavior, Population, Population Dynamics, Europe, Fertility, Attitude, Family Planning Services, Psychology, Demography, Netherlands
Behavior, Developed Countries, Sexual Behavior, Population, Population Dynamics, Europe, Fertility, Attitude, Family Planning Services, Psychology, Demography, Netherlands
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