Socioeconomic Determinants of Fertility Behavior in Developing Nations Theory and Initial Results (1982) / Chapter Skim
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2.7 Summary and Discussion
2.7 Summary and Discussion
Pages 114-116
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On the one hand, these determinants are driving a particular kind of coefficient at the micro level; on the other hand, the macro equation for the intercepts collected across countr ies provides the "main ef fects ~ of the macro var tables on the micro level response var table. In sum, our multi-level approach, as well as the methodology we have used to derive hypotheses, is rarely seen in population research, and we have therefore spelled it out.
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Although the fits are poor, and the macro effects accordingly fragile, it is nonetheless striking that we found consistent support in the signs of the macro coeff icients of the interactive specification involving S
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Hermalin and Mason (1980) obtained clearer results in macro regressions in which education slopes formed the dependent variable.
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