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Demographer Views about U.S. Fertility: Results from a Survey
The view that birth rates in the U.S. (where the total fertility rate is now 1.57) is a crisis – even an existential crisis – is increasingly common, but academic demography has not adopted this frame. Demographers should not expect unquestioning acceptance of our views on population issues, but it
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