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by AndrewGaspar
2222 days ago
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If you push out the whole distribution of child births, some of those would-be child births will not happen. Female fertility falls rapidly after 35[1]. It's not something you can simply delay across the population and expect to get the same total reproduction rate. People will have fewer kids than they otherwise would have. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Age_and_female_fertility#Quant... |
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