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Economic incentive/disincentive for the reduction of family size in Ogun State / Funmi Adewunmi, Adeyinka Aderinto.

By:

Adewunmi, Funmi

Contributor(s):

Aderinto, Adeyinka

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TextPublication details: Ibadan : Nigerian Institute of Social and Economic Research (NISER), [1998?]Description: iv, 70 pISBN:

9781812117

Subject(s):

Family size

LOC classification:

HQ762.N62O483 1998

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