Economics
How educational inequality affects family multichild behavior—evidence from super high schools
Y. Gao, H. Xie, et al.
This groundbreaking research by Yang Gao, Hongling Xie, Qiannan Wang, and Chen Chen explores how educational inequality influences family fertility in China. The study reveals that the presence of 'super high schools' significantly reduces birth rates and extends intervals between second children, primarily due to rising education costs. Discover how urban and rural divides and women's education levels play a crucial role in this dynamic.
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