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This study examines the effect of abolishing user fees from health care services on fertility and educational attainment Important policy implications of our findings are i parents in developing countries successfully adjust their fertility behavior in response to increased returns to child learning and ii health policy serves as a motivating force underlying the demographic transition and human capital development The mechanism we focused in that article is different from those of the presented observed studies in three discrete aspects First an economic theories have recognized the decrease in fertility to historical changes in factors increasing the opportunity costs of a every new child namely the price of child quantity for example to increased grown up wages and important womenâ s status Second we discard light on a method linking simultaneous adjustments of fertility to predict the future welfare of children while in most preceding literature focus on adjustments to simultaneous economic conditions practical proof available regarding whether parents in the developing world make current behavior respond future economic reason
