The Consequences of the "Missing Girls" of China

Author： Ebenstein Avraham Y.   Sharygin Ethan Jennings  

Publisher： World Bank Publications

ISSN： 0258-6770

Source： World Bank Economic Review, Vol.23, Iss.3, 2009-11, pp. : 399-425

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