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Interpretation of relations among mortality, economics of the household, and the health environment : paper presented to joint UN/WHO meeting on socio- economic determinants and consequences of mortality, Mexico city, 19-25 june 1979

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Working paper comprising a conference paper on relationships among children mortality, health services and household behaviour (esp. Income), with particular reference to Colombia - analyses effects of increasing educational level of homemakers, parental wages, rural migration, fertility and age factors, etc. On declining rate of mortality in developing countries, with a view to future research and labour policy. Bibliography pp. 75 to 78, and statistical tables. Conference held in Mexico city 1979 June 19 to 25.

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  • Schultz T. P.,, 1979. "Interpretation of relations among mortality, economics of the household, and the health environment : paper presented to joint UN/WHO meeting on socio- economic determinants and consequences of mortal," ILO Working Papers 991844713402676, International Labour Organization.
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    1. Rodgers, Gerry., 1978. "Analysis of education, employment and income distribution using an economic-demographic model of the Philippines," ILO Working Papers 991767173402676, International Labour Organization.
    2. Rodgers, Gerry. & Anker, Richard,, 1978. "Urban employment in the 1980's: the cases of Kenya and the Philippines," ILO Working Papers 991767163402676, International Labour Organization.
    3. Rodgers, Gerry. & Wéry, René., 1977. "Effects of economic policy on fertility.," ILO Working Papers 991715733402676, International Labour Organization.
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