What caused fertility variations in Historic Transylvania?: Fertility, Modernization, Religion and Land Availability in Transylv,Used

What caused fertility variations in Historic Transylvania?: Fertility, Modernization, Religion and Land Availability in Transylv,Used

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There is an ongoing debate in the literature regarding the causes behind fertility transition. Especially, the relative importance of economic modernization versus cultural adaptation is hotly debated. The paper takes Transylvania, the eastern part of the AustroHungarian Monarchy as an example. The period of 18801910 was a time of fast modernization and industrialization in Transylvania, and it crated large territorial differences in economic development. The ethnic and religious composition of the area is versatile; mainly Orthodox Romanians, Catholic Hungarians, and Protestant Germans populated the area. The paper analyses a crosssectional database, which has been created by matching census and vital statistics records for 4112 settlements, for the 19001910 period. OLS regression is used to model crude birth rates by settlement. The factors affecting fertility are modeled using the EastrelinCrimmins framework. The paper shows that the classic explanatory factors like infant mortality, migration, literacy, and secularisation do explain fertility differentials in Transylvania at the turn of the 20th century.

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