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September 5, 2025Journal of economics, business and commerce.Open Access

The Economics of Health and Agency: Analysing the Impact of Women's Economic Empowerment on Reproductive Health Outcomes in Oyo State, Nigeria

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HFHelen Ajibike Fatoye AAAbimbola AfolabiUniversity of Ibadan SASuliat Moyosore ArowoloUniversity of Ibadan

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Cross-sectional survey identifies a positive link between women's economic empowerment and reproductive health outcomes in Oyo State, suggesting policy reforms could enhance both areas.

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A significant positive relationship exists between women's economic empowerment and reproductive health services access.
Most commonly accessed services include maternal care (88.8%) and delivery services (82.0%).
Barriers to health access are linked to cultural, social, policy, and financial factors.
Strengthening the link between economic empowerment and reproductive health is essential for women's well-being.

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Fatoye et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68bb46a86d6d5674bccfe2a5 https://doi.org/10.69739/jebc.v2i2.933

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Cross-sectional survey identifies a positive link between women's economic empowerment and reproductive health outcomes in Oyo State, suggesting policy reforms could enhance both areas.

The Economics of Health and Agency: Analysing the Impact of Women's Economic Empowerment on Reproductive Health Outcomes in Oyo State, Nigeria

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The Economics of Health and Agency: Analysing the Impact of Women's Economic Empowerment on Reproductive Health Outcomes in Oyo State, Nigeria

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