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Baby budget.

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PubMed1993

Does the gender of the child affect acceptance of the one-child certificate? The case of Shaanxi province, China.

The author investigates the impact of gender on both acceptance of the one-child certificate and contraceptive use in Shaanxi province, China. "We found a weak association...in both the cross-classification and multiple classification analyses of the 1988 Two-per-Thousand Survey data. However,...[son preference] remains a clear tendency in rural areas, but the low proportion of the one-child certificate acceptors reflects the existence of stronger preferences for larger family size and specific sex composition.... By contrast, the high percentage of urban acceptors of the one-child certificate, regardless of the gender of the child, implies that son preference has decreased in urban areas of Shaanxi Province."

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PubMed1988

Family Planning Regulations, 2 November 1988.

These Regulations provide the following: 1) women who give birth at a mature age are to be given one month's salary as a bonus or 30 additional days maternity leave; 2) cadres and staff who have a nonagricultural residence who give birth to a second child are required to pay the social expenses for raising the children and their monthly remuneration is to be reduced; and 3) women of child-bearing age who intend to work in Tianjin Province, China, are required to register with the relevant family planning authorities in Tianjin.

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