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Socioeconomic factors affecting fertility in the developing countries and of the developing population groups in South Africa

Mostert, W.P.; Hofmeyr, B.E.

Southern African Journal of Demography 2(1): 1-6

1988

PMID: 12284168
DOI: 10.2307/20853758
Document Number: 516777
"In the present paper...socioeconomic factors affecting the fertility of the developing population groups in South Africa, are discussed and compared with findings ." Data for South Africa are from an independent survey conducted during 1981-1982. "The relationship between socioeconomic factors and three dependent variables (marital fertility, desired family size, and current contraceptive use) is analysed.... The analyses are restricted to the examination of the extent to which the wife's differentials in fertility and associated variables related to education, employment status, and rural/urban residence persist, when other socioeconomic characteristics of the couple are controlled statistically."

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