Holdings: Going Beyond the First Child : Analysis of Russian Mothers' Desired and Actual Fertility Patterns

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Going Beyond the First Child : Analysis of Russian Mothers' Desired and Actual Fertility Patterns

The Russian Federation's population has been declining since 1992, but recently the decline appears to be over. Although fertility has risen since the 2007 introduction of the family policy package, which focused on stimulating second and high...

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Main Authors:	Levin, Victoria, Besedina, Elena, Aritomi, Tami
Language:	English en_US
Published:	World Bank, Washington, DC 2016
Subjects:	IDEAL FAMILY SIZE BIRTH UNITED NATIONS POPULATION DIVISION CAREGIVERS FERTILITY BEHAVIOR HOUSE WORKING-AGE POPULATION DEATHS FIRST CHILD PARTNER FERTILITY DETERMINANTS DYING LABOR FORCE MOTHERS REPLACEMENT LEVEL FERTILITY PATTERNS HEALTH CARE DEMOGRAPHIC FACTORS GENDER EQUITY BIOLOGICAL CHILDREN HEALTH POLICY DISCUSSIONS BIRTH ORDER WILL FERTILITY TRENDS VULNERABILITY GENDER BIAS SINGLE MOTHERS EFFECTIVE POLICIES LIFE EXPECTANCY EQUAL WORK HOME TOTAL FERTILITY RATES LABOR MARKET MATERNITY LEAVE FAMILY POLICIES TRAINING GENDER STEREOTYPES TOTAL FERTILITY RATE FERTILITY RATES POPULATION DIVISION FAMILY SIZE BABY FERTILITY DECLINES AGING FERTILITY RATE BIRTH RATES EU HOUSEHOLD INCOME MALE VOCATIONAL EDUCATION FAMILY POLICY SOCIAL SECURITY LARGER FAMILIES LESS EDUCATED PEERS CHILD CARE FERTILITY PREFERENCES RESPECT FERTILITY LEVELS EDUCATED WOMEN PROGRESS UNEMPLOYMENT HUMAN CAPITAL POLICIES AGED WOMAN FAMILY AGE POLICY RESEARCH WORKING PAPER GENDER POLICY MAKERS FATHERS BIRTHS MARRIED COUPLES REPRODUCTIVE INTENTIONS DEMOGRAPHIC CHANGE AGE GROUPS LABOUR MARKET PUBLIC AWARENESS FAMILY PLANNING REPRODUCTIVE BEHAVIOR ENHANCING WOMEN POPULATION RESEARCH IMPACT ON FERTILITY MOTHER YOUNG CHILDREN CHILDLESSNESS CHILDBEARING POLICY REPRODUCTIVE AGE DEMOGRAPHIC TRENDS SOCIAL POLICIES SEX FIRST BIRTH PARENTS PARTICIPATION OF WOMEN CHILDREN CHILD NUMBER OF BIRTHS NUMBER OF CHILDREN PARTNERS MEN NATIONAL COUNCIL POPULATION MARITAL STATUS MARRIED WOMEN POLICY RESEARCH LOW FERTILITY FERTILITY FAMILIES MOTHERHOOD WOMEN FERTILITY DECLINE IMPORTANT POLICY HEALTH CARE SYSTEMS FEMALE TERTIARY EDUCATION DECLINE IN FERTILITY BENEFITS DEVELOPMENT POLICY HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
Online Access:	http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2016/04/26240510/going-beyond-first-child-analysis-russian-mothers-desired-actual-fertility-patterns http://hdl.handle.net/10986/24217

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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2016/04/26240510/going-beyond-first-child-analysis-russian-mothers-desired-actual-fertility-patterns
http://hdl.handle.net/10986/24217