Estimation of fecundability of migrated couples in the process of rural out-migration in India
Yadava, K.N.; Yadava, G.S.
Janasamkhya 11(1): 41-49
1993
PMID: 12347507 Document Number: 336333
"Based on a simple procedure developed by Menken (1979), the estimate of fecundability of migrated couples in the process of rural out-migration given."
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