Fertility in France - Revision history

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References

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	* {{paperlink\|comparative family policy analysis}}		* {{paperlink\|comparative family policy analysis}}
	* {{paperlink\|French-immigrant-fertility}}		* {{paperlink\|French-immigrant-fertility}}
			* {{paperlink\|France-high-stable-fertility}}

Vipul: /* Other social and demographic indicators related to fertility */

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Other social and demographic indicators related to fertility

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	* [[Marriage in France]]		* [[Marriage in France]]
	* [[Abortion in France]]		* [[Abortion in France]]

			==References==

			* {{paperlink\|welfare-family-fertility-Europe}}
			* {{paperlink\|comparative family policy analysis}}
			* {{paperlink\|French-immigrant-fertility}}

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Vipul: /* Qualitative history of fertility-relevant events and trends */

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Qualitative history of fertility-relevant events and trends

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	! Year !! Event !! Postulated effects seen in fertility statistics		! Year !! Event !! Postulated effects seen in fertility statistics
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	\| 1938 \|\| the state created the Family Code (Code de la famille ), which provided an annual stipend (colloquially known as the “Housewife’s Allowance”) to parents for each child. \|\|		\| 1938 \|\| the state created the Family Code (Code de la famille ), which provided an annual stipend (colloquially known as the “Housewife’s Allowance”) to parents for each child. \|\| data unavailable
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	\| 1978 \|\| Housewife's Allowance was abolished, replaced by state-run day-care centers and a National Family Allowance Fund. The stipend just covered the costs of sending the kids to the new day-care facilities. \|\|		\| 1978 \|\| Housewife's Allowance was abolished, replaced by state-run day-care centers and a National Family Allowance Fund. The stipend just covered the costs of sending the kids to the new day-care facilities. \|\| downward trend in fertility reversed for the 4-5 years immediately following the change, but then resumed.
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	\| 1997 \|\| "New Family Policy" that provides increased subsidies to families with multiple children, with the per-child subsidy increasing as the number of children increases. \|\|		\| 1997 \|\| "New Family Policy" that provides increased subsidies to families with multiple children, with the per-child subsidy increasing as the number of children increases. \|\| downward trend in fertility reversed following the change, but the contribution of the change is unclear (because much of the increased fertility was from recently migrated people and the persistence of the fertility increase may have been due to more migration rather than the policy changes).
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	{{HFD source\|download date = February 2014\|update date = December 2012\|country = France\|country code = FRATNP}}		{{HFD source\|download date = February 2014\|update date = December 2012\|country = France\|country code = FRATNP}}

			==Qualitative history of fertility-relevant events and trends==

			===Key events===

			The event summary here is adapted from a discussion in ''What to Expect When You're Expecting'' by Jonathan Last.

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			! Year !! Event !! Postulated effects seen in fertility statistics
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			\| 1938 \|\| the state created the Family Code (Code de la famille ), which provided an annual stipend (colloquially known as the “Housewife’s Allowance”) to parents for each child. \|\|
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			\| 1978 \|\| Housewife's Allowance was abolished, replaced by state-run day-care centers and a National Family Allowance Fund. The stipend just covered the costs of sending the kids to the new day-care facilities. \|\|
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			\| 1997 \|\| "New Family Policy" that provides increased subsidies to families with multiple children, with the per-child subsidy increasing as the number of children increases. \|\|
			\|}

	==Data on period fertility==		==Data on period fertility==

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	==Data sources==		==Data sources==

	~~Most of the data on this page comes from the [[Human Fertility Database]] (website [http://www.humanfertility.org www.humanfertility.org]) (data downloaded~~ February 2014~~, last updated~~ December 2012). The data collected by the Human Fertility Database is based on government data collection by the French government. Details about the modalities of data collection are available [http://www.humanfertility.org/Docs/FRATNP~~/FRATNPcom.pdf here].~~		{{HFD source\|download date = February 2014\|update date = December 2012\|country = France\|country code = FRATNP}}

	==Data on period fertility==		==Data on period fertility==

Vipul: /* Data on period fertility */

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Data on period fertility

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	! Year \|\| [[Crude birth rate]] (CBR) (births per 1000 people) \|\| CBR minus previous year's CBR \|\| [[Total fertility rate]] (TFR) (sum of all [[age-specific fertility rate]]s) ballpark for [[replacement fertility]] is 2.1 \|\| TFR minus previous year's TFR \|\| TFR40 \|\| TFR40 minus previous year's TFR40		! Year \|\| [[Crude birth rate]] (CBR) (births per 1000 people) \|\| CBR minus previous year's CBR \|\| [[Total fertility rate]] (TFR) (sum of all [[age-specific fertility rate]]s), ballpark for [[replacement fertility]] is 2.1 \|\| TFR minus previous year's TFR \|\| TFR40 \|\| TFR40 minus previous year's TFR40
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	\| 1946 \|\| 20.95 \|\| \|\| 2.997 \|\| \|\| 2.879 \|\|		\| 1946 \|\| 20.95 \|\| \|\| 2.997 \|\| \|\| 2.879 \|\|

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	==Data sources==		==Data sources==

	Most of the data on this page comes from the [[Human Fertility Database]] (website [http://www.humanfertility.org www.humanfertility.org]) (data downloaded February 2014, last updated December 2012). The data collected by the Human Fertility Database is based on government data collection by the French government. Details about the modalities of data collection are available [http://www.humanfertility.org/Docs/~~FRATN~~/~~FRATNcom~~.pdf here].		Most of the data on this page comes from the [[Human Fertility Database]] (website [http://www.humanfertility.org www.humanfertility.org]) (data downloaded February 2014, last updated December 2012). The data collected by the Human Fertility Database is based on government data collection by the French government. Details about the modalities of data collection are available [http://www.humanfertility.org/Docs/FRATNP/FRATNPcom.pdf here].

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			==Data sources==

			Most of the data on this page comes from the [[Human Fertility Database]] (website [http://www.humanfertility.org www.humanfertility.org]) (data downloaded February 2014, last updated December 2012). The data collected by the Human Fertility Database is based on government data collection by the French government. Details about the modalities of data collection are available [http://www.humanfertility.org/Docs/FRATN/FRATNcom.pdf here].

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	* {{paperlink\|comparative family policy analysis}}		* {{paperlink\|comparative family policy analysis}}
	* {{paperlink\|French-immigrant-fertility}}		* {{paperlink\|French-immigrant-fertility}}
			* {{paperlink\|France-high-stable-fertility}}