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Being specialised in the field of entomology, she worked on gall midges and has published about 15 research papers in national and international journals of repute. After controlling for a wide range of determinants of childrens participation in work, school, and idleness, we examine whether or not there exists spatial dependence in childrens activities in neighboring indian districts. Economics is the uk and european adaptation of greg mankiws classic textbook principles of economics, expertly adapted by mark taylor. Sibling composition and selective genderbased survival bias, journal of population economics, springer. Rubiana chamarbagwala indiana university martin ranger indiana university november 16th, 2006 abstract the severe antifemale bias in natality and child mortality that gives rise to indias missing women has been widely documented and various explanations.
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