Age at First Child Does Education Delay Fertility Timing? The Case of Kenya

Completing additional years of education necessarily entails spending more time in school. There is naturally a rather mechanical effect of schooling on fertility if women tend not to have children while continuing to attend high school or college,...

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Main Author:	Ferre, Celine
Format:	Policy Research Working Paper
Language:	English
Published:	2012
Subjects:	ADOLESCENCE ADOLESCENT ADOLESCENT CHILDBEARING ADOLESCENT FERTILITY ADOLESCENT GIRLS ADOLESCENT HEALTH ADOLESCENT MOTHER ADOLESCENT MOTHERS ADOLESCENT PREGNANCY ADOLESCENT REPRODUCTIVE BEHAVIOR ADOLESCENT REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH ADOLESCENT REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH POLICY ADOLESCENT SEXUALITY ADOLESCENTS ADULTHOOD AGE AT MARRIAGE AGE AT MENARCHE AGE OF MARRIAGE AGED AUTONOMY OF WOMEN AVERAGE AGE BIRTH COHORT BIRTH WEIGHTS BIRTHS CHILD BEARING CHILD BY AGE CHILD CARE CHILD HEALTH CHILD HEALTH CARE CHILD MORBIDITY CHILD MORTALITY CHILD SURVIVAL CHILDBEARING CHILDBIRTH CLASSROOM CLINICS COMPLETION RATES COMPLICATIONS COMPULSORY SCHOOLING CONTRACEPTION CONTRACEPTIVE METHODS CONTRACEPTIVE USE CONTROL OVER RESOURCES COUNTRIES WITH HIGH FERTILITY RATES CULTURAL CHANGE DECISION MAKING DEMOGRAPHIC CHANGES DEMOGRAPHIC TRANSITION DEVELOPING COUNTRIES DROPOUT EARLY CHILDBEARING EARLY MARRIAGE EARLY PREGNANCIES EARLY PREGNANCY ECONOMIC GROWTH ECONOMIC STATUS EDUCATED WOMEN EDUCATION OF WOMEN EDUCATION REFORM EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT EDUCATIONAL EXPENDITURES EDUCATIONAL LEVELS EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES EDUCATIONAL OUTCOMES EDUCATIONAL POLICIES ENROLLMENT ENROLLMENT RATES ETHNIC GROUP ETHNIC GROUPS EXCESS FERTILITY EXTENDED FAMILY FACT SHEET FAMILY INCOME FAMILY PLANNING FAMILY PLANNING PERSPECTIVES FAMILY SIZE FAMILY TIES FEMALE EDUCATION FEMALE STUDENTS FERTILITY FERTILITY BEHAVIOR FERTILITY LEVELS FERTILITY PATTERNS FERTILITY PREFERENCES FERTILITY RATES FERTILITY REGULATION FERTILITY TRENDS FIRST BIRTH FIRST CHILD FIRST PREGNANCY FIRST SEX FIRST SEXUAL INTERCOURSE GIRLS IN SCHOOL HEALTH CARE HEALTH CONSEQUENCES HEALTH OUTCOMES HEALTH PROBLEMS HEALTH RISKS HIGH SCHOOL HOUSEHOLD SURVEYS HUMAN CAPITAL HUMAN DEVELOPMENT IDEAL NUMBER OF CHILDREN IMPACT OF EDUCATION IMPACT ON FERTILITY INFANT INFANT FEEDING INFANT HEALTH INTERVENTION INTERVENTIONS KIDS KINDERGARTEN KINSHIP LARGE FAMILIES LARGER FAMILIES LEVEL OF EDUCATION LEVEL OF FERTILITY LEVELS OF EDUCATION LEVELS OF FERTILITY LITERACY MASS MEDIA MATERNAL EDUCATION MATERNAL MORTALITY MINISTRY OF EDUCATION MINISTRY OF HEALTH MORTALITY MORTALITY RISKS MOTHER NATIONAL COUNCIL NATIONAL LAWS NATIONAL LEVEL NUMBER OF CHILDREN NUMBER OF WOMEN NUTRITION OBSTETRIC CARE OBSTETRIC FISTULA OLD SYSTEM OLDER MOTHERS OLDER STUDENTS PHARMACIES PHYSICAL MATURITY PLACE OF RESIDENCE POLICY LEVER POLICY MAKERS POLICY RESEARCH POLICY RESEARCH WORKING PAPER POOR ADOLESCENT MOTHERS POPULATION AND DEVELOPMENT POPULATION BULLETIN POPULATION REFERENCE BUREAU POPULATION STUDIES PREGNANCIES OF WOMEN PREGNANCY RATES PREGNANCY-RELATED DEATHS PREGNANT STUDENTS PREGNANT TEENAGERS PREMATURE BIRTH PRIMARY EDUCATION PRIMARY SCHOOL PRIMARY SCHOOL GRADUATES PRIMARY SCHOOLING PRIOR TO MARRIAGE PROGRESS RADIO REPRODUCTIVE AGE REPRODUCTIVE BEHAVIOR REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH INDICATORS REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH POLICY REPRODUCTIVE LIFE RESULT OF PREGNANCY RISK OF DEATH RISK OF EXPOSURE RISK OF PREGNANCY RURAL AREAS SAFE MOTHERHOOD SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION SCHOOL CURRICULUM SECONDARY DEGREE SECONDARY EDUCATION SECONDARY SCHOOL SECONDARY SCHOOLING SECONDARY SCHOOLS SELF-RELIANCE SEX SEXUAL INTERCOURSE SIBLINGS SINGLE CHILD SIZE OF FAMILIES SOCIAL CONTROL SOCIAL SCIENCES SOCIAL STATUS SOCIALIZATION SPILLOVER SPOUSES STATUS OF WOMEN TEACHING TEEN TEEN PREGNANCIES TEEN PREGNANCY TEEN YEARS TEENAGE CHILDBEARING TEENAGE FERTILITY TEENAGE MOTHERS TEENAGE PREGNANCIES TEENAGE PREGNANCY TEENAGE WOMEN TEENAGER TEENAGERS TEENS URBAN AREAS VACCINATION WOMAN YOUNG AGE YOUNG MATERNAL AGE YOUNG MOTHERS YOUNG PEOPLE YOUNG WOMAN YOUNG WOMEN
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Age at First Child Does Education Delay Fertility Timing? The Case of Kenya

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