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How did changes in the status of women in the developed countries affect their demographic histories?

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Changes in the status of women in developed countries greatly affected their demographic histories. When women gained social, educational, political, and economic freedoms and strides in equity overall, they were better able to make choices about their lives, including their bodies. Thus, fertility levels went down to show to ...

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