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adjustment hypothesis of fertility decline: a standalone construct

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Demography

the view that fertility decline is an adjustment of existing control to new conditions, contrasted with the spread of a new behavioral innovation.

In demography, adjustment hypothesis of fertility decline refers to the view that fertility decline is an adjustment of existing control to new conditions, contrasted with the spread of a new behavioral innovation. This meaning comes from Carlsson (1966) in Population Studies.[1]

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References

Carlsson, G. (1966). The decline of fertility: Innovation or adjustment process. Population Studies, 20(2), 149-174. https://doi.org/10.1080/00324728.1966.10406092

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