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Contains Papers Presented At Two Conferences Held In June 1972 And June 1973, Sponsored By Nber And The Population Council.first Published As Supplements To The Journal Of Political Economy, 1973-1974.includes Index. Bibliography: P. 549-567. Fertility And Economic Values / Theodore W. Schultz -- Economic Theory Of Fertility Behavior / Robert J. Willis. Comment / Norman B. Ryder -- Interaction Between Quantity And Quality Of Children / Gary S. Becker And H. Gregg Lewis -- Child Quality And The Demand For Children / Dennis N. De Tray. Comment / Orley Ashenfelter -- Education And The Derived Demand For Children / Robert T. Michael. Comment / Margaret G. Reid -- Economics Of The Size Of North Carolina Rural Families / Bruce Gardner. Comment / Glen G. Gain -- Economic Analysis Of Fertility In Israel / Yoram Ben-porath. Comment / H. Gregg Lewis -- Economics Of Postwar Fertility In Japan / Masanori Hashimoto. Comment / Gary R. Saxonhouse -- Birth Rate Changes Over Space And Time : A Study Of Taiwan / T. Paul Schultz. Comment / James Tobin -- A Theory Of Marriage / Gary S. Becker. Comment : The Economics Of Nonmonetary Variables / William J. Goode -- The U.s. Marriage Market / Alan Freide

Author

Theodore W Schultz; National Bureau of Economic Research.; Population Council

Publisher

Published for the National Bureau of Economic Research by the University of Chicago Press

Published

1974

Language

EN

ISBN

9780226740850

Subjects

Sociology, Gender Studies, Social_sciences

Updated

2026-03-24