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Fertility of American Women: 2010 – Detailed Tables

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Fertility of American Women: 2010 – Detailed Tables

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Table 1: Women by Number of Children Ever Born by Race, Hispanic Origin, Nativity Status, Marital Status, and Age

Table 2: Children Ever Born per 1,000 Women, Percent Childless, and Women Who Had a Child in the Last Year by Race, Hispanic Origin, Nativity Status, Marital Status, and Age

Table 3: Children Ever Born per 1,000 Women and Percent Childless by Race, Hispanic Origin, Nativity Status, and Marital Status

Table 4: Women Who Had a Child in the Last Year per 1,000 Women, by Race, Hispanic Origin, Nativity Status, and Selected Characteristics

Table 5: Women by Reporting Status on Children Ever Born, by Race, Hispanic Origin, Nativity Status, and Selected Characteristics

Table 6: Labor Force Participation Among Mothers 15 to 44 Years Old by Fertility Status, Single Race in Combination with Other Races, and Selected Characteristics

Table 7: Completed Fertility for Women 40 to 44 Years Old by Single Race in Combination

Table 8: Women Who Had a Birth in the Last 12 Months by Marital Status, Cohabitation Status and Selected Characteristics

Table A: Household Income and Income per Household Member Among Women with a Birth in the Past Year, by Marital Status: 2010

Detailed Tables

Table 1

Women by Number of Children Ever Born by Race, Hispanic Origin, Nativity Status, Marital Status, and Age: June 2010

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Table 2

Children Ever Born per 1,000 Women, Percent Childless, and Women Who Had a Child in the Last Year by Race, Hispanic Origin, Nativity Status, Marital Status, and Age: June 2010

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Table 3

Children Ever Born per 1,000 Women and Percent Childless by Race, Hispanic Origin, Nativity Status, and Marital Status: June 2010

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Table 4

Women Who Had a Child in the Last Year per 1,000 Women, by Race, Hispanic Origin, Nativity Status, and Selected Characteristics: June 2010

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Table 5

Women by Reporting Status on Children Ever Born, by Race, Hispanic Origin, Nativity Status, and Selected Characteristics: June 2010

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Table 6

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Table 7

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Table 8

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Table 7: 2010

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