Fertility in Developing Countries



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ECONOMIC GROWTH CENTER

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CENTER DISCUSSION PAPER NO. 953

Fertility in Developing Countries

T. Paul Schultz

Yale University

May 2007

Notes: Center discussion papers are preliminary materials circulated to stimulate discussion and
critical comments

Support from the Rockefeller Foundation for the training and research program on the
family in low income countries at Yale University is acknowledged. Forthcoming in “A
Dictionary of Economics,” 2nd Edition: Palgrave.

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