Housework share and fertility preference in four East Asian countries in 2006 and 2012

Background: Previous research suggested that husbands’ participation in housework is positively associated with fertility choices for both women and men. We tested this association by using data of four East Asian countries. Objective:...

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Main Authors:	Kan, M, Hertog, E, Kolpashnikova, K
Format:	Journal article
Jezik:	English
Izdano:	Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research 2019

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