Abstract:Background: Egypt's population increased by 10 million between 2011and 2014 and the total fertility rate increased to 3.5 births per woman. Aims: This paper aimed to evaluate the direct and intermediate factors that could explain this increase in the total fertility rate. Methods: Data from the 2000 and 2014 Egypt Demographic and Health Surveys were used. The average number of births per woman in the 3 years before the survey was used as a proxy for total fertility rate. A structural equations model was used t… Show more
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