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Given the White House wants U.S. women to have more babies, my talk “Rethinking Population” from 2014 seems particularly relevant.

The key theme is that all around the world, women with an education, the ability to enter the workforce & access to healthcare & medicine choose to have fewer children.

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Where do fertility rates remain high? In places where child mortality is high, health conditions are poor & women don’t have as much autonomy & opportunity. #uspol #Trump

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Martin Vermeer FCD
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Martin Vermeer FCD
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That has been known for as long as there has been a science of demographics. Remember reading about it back in the 1960s, in books from the 1950s.
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Sheril Kirshenbaum
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@martinvermeer well yes and no. This talk is broadly about the social factors some early population models missed.
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Michele Forbicioni
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why do you think the 2 sides : "education" and "fewer babies" are correlated?
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millions of ambitious families with children wanting to come to the US willing to work cheap, pay taxes and raise their children. And yet...

<sigh>

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