2015•Demographic ResearchOpen access

Earnings and first birth probability among Norwegian men and women 1995-2010

Rannveig Kaldager Hart

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The relationship between earnings and fertility and how it varies with context are among the core investigations of demography. Cross-country comparisons show that when parenting and employment are in conflict, this relationship is less positive for women.

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The relationship between earnings and fertility and how it varies with context are among the core investigations of demography. Cross-country comparisons show that when parenting and employment are in conflict, this relationship is less positive for women.

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The relationship between earnings and fertility and how it varies with context are among the core investigations of demography. Cross-country comparisons show that when parenting and employment are in conflict, this relationship is less positive for women.

Key concepts: Norwegian, Earnings, Fertility, Context (archaeology), Demographic economics, Demography, Economics, Psychology

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