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Women's employment and fertility control.


 In India today, there is greater aspiration among women for improved social status within the family and the community and an equal socioeconomic role in society. Between 1964 and 1968, the number of women seeking employment rose 81% as compared to an increase of only 14% among men. Much of the increase in female job-seekers was among women with higher education. Modern economic conditions and rapid urbanization have speeded this trend toward increased female employment. Studies from various countries are cited to show that female employment is associated with smaller family norms. However, only those types of employment which involve work outside the home (i.e., not agricultural or physical labor jobs) will have an impact on family sizes. As women work, they gain a sense of their importance and they have a role other than motherhood.
