Inverse J Effect of Economic Growth on Fertility: A Model of Gender Wages and Maternal Time Substitution

Medicine & Life Sciences

• Economic Development 100%
• Salaries and Fringe Benefits 91%
• Child Rearing 84%
• Fertility 70%
• Mothers 48%
• Child Care 40%
• Child 32%
• Family Planning Policy 30%
• Cost Sharing 28%
• Workforce 18%
• Education 11%
• Growth 9%

Business & Economics

• Economic Growth 80%
• Fertility 78%
• Substitution 74%
• Wages 51%
• Fertility Decline 32%
• Child Care 28%
• Family Policy 15%
• Female Labor Supply 14%
• Relative Wages 13%
• Cost Sharing 12%
• Country Differences 11%
• Reversal 11%
• Willingness 10%
• Economies of Scale 10%
• Substitute 8%
• Prediction 8%
• Household 6%
• Education 6%
• Factors 3%

Social Sciences

• substitution 81%
• wage 71%
• economic growth 65%
• fertility 62%
• gender 37%
• time 26%
• cost sharing 14%
• labor supply 13%
• family policy 12%
• demand 7%
• economy 6%
• evidence 4%
• education 3%