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Both public health researchers and feminist economists have long called for household data that better indicate how economic resources are unequally generated, controlled and allocated amongst family members, especially women (Bradshaw, Chant & Linneker, 2017; Deere & Doss, 2006; Doss, Kieran & Kilic, 2019). Our study extends this scholarship in the context of marriage patterns in a marginalized population in a low-income setting.
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