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Rethinking education balance and cohort fertility: dynamic panels vs. Mundlak

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Davide Piffer
Aug 29, 2025
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Correction, August 29, 2025: A previous version was accidentally sent. It misinterpreted the education ratio. The ratio is male to female, so a negative coefficient means higher female to male education is associated with higher fertility. This version corrects the text and figures.

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