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Population Studies
A Journal of Demography
Volume 27, 1973 - Issue 3
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The effect of illegitimacy on U.S. general fertility rates and population growth

Phillips Cutright
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Omer Galle
Pages 515-526 | Published online: 09 Nov 2011

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Phillips Cutright & Karen Polonko. (1977) Areal structure and rates of childlessness among American wives in 1970. Social Biology 24:1, pages 52-61.
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William R Kelly, Dudley L PostonJr.Jr. & Phillips Cutright. (1983) Determinants of fertility levels and change among developed countries: 1958–1978. Social Science Research 12:2, pages 87-108.
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Kenneth C. Land & Marcus Felson. (1977) A dynamic macro social indicator model of changes in marriage, family, and population in the United States: 1947–1974. Social Science Research 6:4, pages 328-362.
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