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Key informants stratified 1637 households into three wealth groups according to a number of broad criteria and a questionnaire was subsequently administered to each household. Health, demographic and economic variables derived from the questionnaire were found to differ significantly according to wealth group. Analysis supports the construct validity and the empirical validity of the wealth ranking technique as a means of stratifying households by socioeconomic status. The requirements for external validity, as assessed through the comparison of findings with similar studies elsewhere in South Asia, are also satisfied.
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| How has the history of the twentieth century affected the extent of female disadvantage in child survival in China, South Korea and India, and how has this in turn shaped spousal availability and marriage payments? |
| By Das Gupta, M., 1997 |
| Produced by: Global Reproductive Health Forum (GRHF) |
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| Countries: China, India, Republic of Korea |
| Themes: Labor & Social Protections, Poverty & Inequality, Urban Development and the Global South |
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| By David, P.H., 1997 |
| Produced by: Global Reproductive Health Forum (GRHF) |
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| By Naré, C.; Katz, K.; Tolley, E., 1997 |
| Produced by: Global Reproductive Health Forum (GRHF) |
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| Countries: Senegal |
| Themes: Development Finance & Aid Effectiveness, Environment and Climate Change, Health, Information & Communications Technology (ICT), International Affairs, Private Sector Development, Urban Development and the Global South |
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