Currently married women aged 40-44, who are near the end of their childbearing period, expect to have an average of 3.3 children. But those aged 20-24, who are beginning their childbearing, expect an average of only 2.3 children. Although the younger women are less sure about their expectations than the older women, the statistics reflect definite age differences in birth expectations. If realized in cactualfertility, Figuree 1 shows that these differences wiIl result in a ignificant decline in completed family size.HRA 77-1250197
According to data from the 1964-66 National Natality Survey, there was an average of 1,00S,000 legit...
DHHS publication ; no. (PHS) 2014\u20131120Objectives: This report presents 2011 data on U.S. births...
Many women in Andhra Pradesh marry early, have two or three children and accept voluntary sterilizat...
Graduation date: 1979In response to the growing preference for the small family, this study was carr...
In 1975-79, U.S. women childless at age 30 had low fertility after age 30. Under age- and parity-spe...
OBJECTIVE: This report presents national estimates of the fertility of men and women aged 15-44 year...
To provide female age-related estimates of fecundity and incidence of infertility by history of prio...
Is it possible to construct an age curve denoting the ages above which women are biologically too ol...
Onset of capacity for childbearing in women is dated biologically by menarche, although actual onset...
STUDY QUESTION Until what age can couples wait to start a family without compromising their chances ...
In 2016, there were 2.1 million more childless women of prime child-bearing age than anticipated. Th...
Objectives - To study the age of the start of the fall (critical age) in fecundity; the probability ...
Until what age can couples wait to start a family without compromising their chances of realizing th...
The 1970s worries of the "population bomb" were replaced in the 1990s with concerns of population ag...
We study the aggregate gap between intended and actual fertility in 20 countries in Europe and the U...
According to data from the 1964-66 National Natality Survey, there was an average of 1,00S,000 legit...
DHHS publication ; no. (PHS) 2014\u20131120Objectives: This report presents 2011 data on U.S. births...
Many women in Andhra Pradesh marry early, have two or three children and accept voluntary sterilizat...
Graduation date: 1979In response to the growing preference for the small family, this study was carr...
In 1975-79, U.S. women childless at age 30 had low fertility after age 30. Under age- and parity-spe...
OBJECTIVE: This report presents national estimates of the fertility of men and women aged 15-44 year...
To provide female age-related estimates of fecundity and incidence of infertility by history of prio...
Is it possible to construct an age curve denoting the ages above which women are biologically too ol...
Onset of capacity for childbearing in women is dated biologically by menarche, although actual onset...
STUDY QUESTION Until what age can couples wait to start a family without compromising their chances ...
In 2016, there were 2.1 million more childless women of prime child-bearing age than anticipated. Th...
Objectives - To study the age of the start of the fall (critical age) in fecundity; the probability ...
Until what age can couples wait to start a family without compromising their chances of realizing th...
The 1970s worries of the "population bomb" were replaced in the 1990s with concerns of population ag...
We study the aggregate gap between intended and actual fertility in 20 countries in Europe and the U...
According to data from the 1964-66 National Natality Survey, there was an average of 1,00S,000 legit...
DHHS publication ; no. (PHS) 2014\u20131120Objectives: This report presents 2011 data on U.S. births...
Many women in Andhra Pradesh marry early, have two or three children and accept voluntary sterilizat...