Sociology

Offline social capital, online social capital, and fertility intentions: evidence from China

J. Zhao, Z. Zou, et al.

This innovative study by Jing Zhao and colleagues explores how both offline and online social capital shape fertility intentions in China, uncovering intriguing variations across gender, region, and age. Dive into the findings that suggest social trust boosts fertility intentions, while online interactions may hinder them.

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