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While the household wealth index typically shows a negative association with fertility, this pattern does not apply to polygynous families, where wealthier households tend to have more children than monogamous ones. This interaction between wealth and polygyny highlights a complex dynamic, suggesting that wealth amplifies fertility within polygynous unions, diverging from the general trend of declining fertility with increasing wealth.
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