Fertility desires and fertility outcomes
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Over the last 30 years Australian fertility rates have fallen more than could have been predicted from changes in the numbers of children desired by women when they first married. This paper charts changes in desired and completed fertility in Australia, matches originally desired fertility with that ultimately achieved and explores some factors which may affect the relation between fertility desires and fertility outcomes.
- Australian National University Australia
Behavior, Family Characteristics, Adolescent, Economics, Developed Countries, Population, Population Dynamics, Age Factors, Australia, Pacific Islands, Fertility, Attitude, Family Planning Services, Educational Status, Population Characteristics, Family, Marriage, Birth Rate, Demography, Maternal Age
Behavior, Family Characteristics, Adolescent, Economics, Developed Countries, Population, Population Dynamics, Age Factors, Australia, Pacific Islands, Fertility, Attitude, Family Planning Services, Educational Status, Population Characteristics, Family, Marriage, Birth Rate, Demography, Maternal Age
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