Statistical analysis of socio-economic factors affecting women fertility in Nigeria Department: Mathematics and Statistics By: kruskalstat Project ID: 3146 Rating: (3.3) votes: 6Rate this project12345 Price:₦4000 Get the Complete MaterialAbstractIn this study, some socio-economic factors affecting the fertility rate of women in the society were examined. These factors include the age of women, level of education, place of residence and female force participation. The data used in this study were sourced from a field survey using a structured questionnaire. The data were analyzed using multiple logistic regression analysis. The estimated model reported that on an average, the expected number of children to be born by each woman is 2. However, the influence of the age of women will increase fertility level by 0.079 units, the place of residents will reduce fertility by 0.692 units when they live in the urban area. In essence, if the women reside in the village setting, their fertility is expected to be high if other variables in the model are held constant. The education status of women reported to have a negative relationship with the fertility rate among women and fertility rate of women will decrease if they are engaged in labour force. In addition, the educational status of women has times 4 the odds of affecting the fertility rate among women than their age, occupation and place of resident. Conclusively, of all the socioeconomic determinants examined, the most efficient of them all in reducing fertility levels is by increasing the education level of women....Preview Download Preview +Other Mathematics and Statistics project topics and materials you might be interested in»Statistical Quality Control of Premier Soap in Soap Manufacturing Industry ( A Case Study of PZ Cusson PLC Aba Abia State)»Statistical analysis of students’ height and weight (case study of federal polytechnic Nekede, Owerri, Imo state) »Statistical analysis of unemployment rate among age groups and geographical locations in Nigeria»Statistical analysis of the problems associated with skill acquisition in Nigeria (a case study of male tailors in Imo state)»Application of linear programming technique to profit maximization in the production of soap (a case study of Promotex industrial and chemical company limited, Nnewi, Anambra state) »Statistical analysis of foster care and adoption rate in Abia state (a case study of motherless babies home Ahiaeke, Umuahia)»Determination of nutritional status of children within the ages of four (4) to ten (10) years using their body mass index (BMI)»Time series analysis on marriage registration in Ilorin, Kwara state»Application of multiple queuing model in evaluating the efficiency of service in UBA bank»Statistical analysis on impact of parental hood on academic performance»Determinant of foreign direct investment in Nigeria and its effect on Nigerian economy: an empirical analysis»Econometrics analysis of gross national income on consumption expenditure of federal republic of Nigeria between (2011)»Statistical analysis of factors affecting crime in Imo state»Statistical study of the queuing pattern at the antinatal division of Federal Medical Center FMC Owerri Imo state»A statistical analysis of coal production in Nigeria - a case study of Nigeria coal corporation from 2000-2009