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According to the CDC, the US birth rate hit a record low in 2020 to a level that the Brookings Institution calls “considerably below replacement levels for the foreseeable future.” While the US population is still increasing, the rate of growth has slowed dramatically: it dropped 4% from 2019-2020 to 1.6 children per woman.
This episode explores five reasons why I personally think preferences are changing towards fewer or no children:
By Rachel Jacovino5
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According to the CDC, the US birth rate hit a record low in 2020 to a level that the Brookings Institution calls “considerably below replacement levels for the foreseeable future.” While the US population is still increasing, the rate of growth has slowed dramatically: it dropped 4% from 2019-2020 to 1.6 children per woman.
This episode explores five reasons why I personally think preferences are changing towards fewer or no children: