Polygamy and Household Resource Allocation Patterns
Sociology — 2025, Undergraduate
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This study investigates polygamy and Household Resource Allocation Patterns in Dutse. Using a survey research design, data were collected from 305 youths. Findings reveal that co-wife competition skews children's schooling spending The study recommends expanded mental health and substance abuse services in communities
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