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1. In Columbia, and are strong inhibitors of fertility.
Yes, marriage is correct.
Yes, contraception is correct.
Sorry, postpartum infecundability is not correct.
Sorry, abotion is not correct.
Yes, marriage is correct.
Yes, contraception is correct.
Sorry, postpartum infecundability is not correct.
Sorry, abotion is not correct.
2. Contrary, contraception has small impact on level of fertility and, had the largest inhibiting effect on fertility in Senegal.
Sorry, marriage is not correct.
Sorry, contraception is incorrect.
Yes, postpartum infecundability is correct.
Sorry, abotion is not correct.
3. In Kazakhstan, the TFR calculated from Bongaarts’ model differs from the TFR estimated from age-specific fertility rates. One of the potential reasons may be high rate of .
Sorry, pathological sterility is not correct.
Yes, abortion is correct.
Sorry, extramarital births is not correct.
In the former Soviet Union, induced abortion was the principal method of birth control. The estimated total abortion rate per woman in Kazakhstan in 1999 was 1.4 abortions, while the rate had decline over years (Westoff 2005).