Comments on: What does the relationship between Caesarian sections, women’s empowerment, and luxury goods from the US tell us about China? http://www.asiahealthcareblog.com/2010/02/10/what-does-the-relationship-between-caesarian-sections-womens-empowerment-and-luxury-goods-from-the-us-tell-us-about-china/ Exploring the intersection of investment and development, in Asia Thu, 09 Feb 2012 17:09:18 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: China Healthcare Blog | C-Sections in China, what if they are more common when parents know its a boy? http://www.asiahealthcareblog.com/2010/02/10/what-does-the-relationship-between-caesarian-sections-womens-empowerment-and-luxury-goods-from-the-us-tell-us-about-china/comment-page-1/#comment-6708 China Healthcare Blog | C-Sections in China, what if they are more common when parents know its a boy? Thu, 11 Feb 2010 15:14:48 +0000 http://www.asiahealthcareblog.com/?p=1966#comment-6708 [...] Yesterday I wrote about the relationship between the rise of consumer culture, women’s rights, and the worryingly high rate of C-section births in China, as published in the Lancet. [...] [...] Yesterday I wrote about the relationship between the rise of consumer culture, women’s rights, and the worryingly high rate of C-section births in China, as published in the Lancet. [...]

]]> By: C-Sections in China, what if they are more common when parents know its a boy? «Asia Healthcare Blog http://www.asiahealthcareblog.com/2010/02/10/what-does-the-relationship-between-caesarian-sections-womens-empowerment-and-luxury-goods-from-the-us-tell-us-about-china/comment-page-1/#comment-6707 C-Sections in China, what if they are more common when parents know its a boy? «Asia Healthcare Blog Thu, 11 Feb 2010 15:03:01 +0000 http://www.asiahealthcareblog.com/?p=1966#comment-6707 [...] Yesterday I wrote about the relationship between the rise of consumer culture, women's rights, and the worryingly high rate of C-section births in China, as published in the Lancet. "...there is also a negative correlation between C-section operations and gender empowerment, and between luxury goods spending and gender empowerment.  A negative correlation means that 1) The lower the gender empowerment, the higher the rate of C-sections, and 2). The higher the luxury goods spending, the lower the gender (women's) empowerment.... [...] [...] Yesterday I wrote about the relationship between the rise of consumer culture, women's rights, and the worryingly high rate of C-section births in China, as published in the Lancet. "…there is also a negative correlation between C-section operations and gender empowerment, and between luxury goods spending and gender empowerment.  A negative correlation means that 1) The lower the gender empowerment, the higher the rate of C-sections, and 2). The higher the luxury goods spending, the lower the gender (women's) empowerment…. [...]

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