Does Better Access to Contraceptives Increase their Use?
Susan Hill Cochrane · Laura Gibney
Jan 1991 · Policy Research Working Paper Book 728 · World Bank Publications
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The only consistently significant results available on whether access to contraceptives increases their use relate to the density of access: the more sources users have access to, the more they seem to use contraceptives. Better data are needed on other measures of access.
The only consistently significant results available on whether access to contraceptives increases their use relate to the density of access: the more sources users have access to, the more they seem to use contraceptives. Better data are needed on other measures of access.
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