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2.1.8 Family income:Sl.Family incomeFemaleMaleFrequency % Frequency %1 1001 – 3000 70 25 7 092 3001 – 5000 70 25 31 383 5001 – 7000 69 24 30 374 7001 – 9000 25 09 10 125 9001 – 11000 11 04 13 046 11001 – 13000 02 01 -- --7 13000 + 06 028 No info 27 10 -- --Total 280 100 81 100Analysis:Majority (74%) of female respondent’s family income ranges from taka 1,001 to taka 7,000.However, majority (87%) of male respondents’ family income ranges from Taka 3001 toTaka 9000. This is higher than the income range of female respondents. However, range ofincome of some female respondents goes up to Taka 13,000 and above. Only six femalerespondent’s family income goes up to 13,000 and above. Among these respondents, twoare housewife. That indicates that their husband or other family members are involved insome profitable business or occupation. Among the four respondents, three mentioned thattheir husband has small business. Only one respondent is widow with four sons. All of hersons are involve in grocery business.
2.1.9 Age of marriage (female):Sl.Age of marriageFemaleMalefrequency % frequency %1 10 – 12 46 16 -- --2 13 – 15 106 38 01 013 16 – 18 86 31 10 124 19 – 21 38 13 22 285 22 – 24 01 01 22 286 25 – 27 03 01 19 237. 28-30 -- -- 06 078 30+ -- -- 01 01Total 280 100 81 100Analysis:Child marriage was very much prevalent <strong>among</strong> the female respondents. Eighty five percentof the female respondents got married on or before 18 years and below. Even <strong>among</strong> malerespondents11 of them got married at an early age. However, most (79%) of the men gotmarried between the age 19 to 27.2.1.10 Consent of marriage:Sl.Consent of marriageFemaleMalefrequency % frequency %1 Yes 151 54 70 87
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Page 25 and 26: 1 Both 161 582 Husband 59 213 Witho
Page 27 and 28: 1 Did not play any role 19 242 Look
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