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Numbers of children planned, expected and preferred by women in Melbourne

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Numbers of children planned, expected and preferred by women in Melbourne (English)

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Journal of Biosocial Science

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AUSTRALIA: Knowledge, Attitudes, and Practice of Family Planning in Melbourne, 1971

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Expectations of additional children by race, parity, and selected socio-economic characteristics, United States: 1967

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The stability and reliability of expected family size data.

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Social and psychological factors affecting fertility. XXXII. The number of children desired at the time of marriage

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The limits of acceptable family size: evidence from Melbourne, Australia

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10.1017/S0021932000009652

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