A comparative study of logistic regression approach and stratified classical analysis on desire for children in Bangladesh

A comparative study of logistic regression approach and stratified classical analysis on desire for children in Bangladesh

It has been projected that the world population will reach to nine billion by 2050. This alarming growth of population is mainly driven by fertility. The fertility rates in developed countries are close to or even below the replacement levels, while the rates in the developing countries in Asia are...

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Main Authors:	Sarkar, Saroje Kumar, Midi, Habshah
Format:	Article
Published:	EuroJournals 2009

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