U.S. birth rate drops to lowest in 100 years.

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US fertility rate hits historic low, down to 54.4 births per 1,000 women.

Key Points:

  • 3.6 million babies born in 2023, with a fertility rate of 54.4 per 1,000 women.
  • Teen birth rate at record low, while births among older mothers rise.
  • Impact of Supreme Court’s abortion decision not fully reflected in data.
  • Financial, social, and political factors contribute to declining birth rates.
  • US birth rates below replacement level since 2007, influenced by economic instability.
  • Calls for policies like paid family leave to support young families.
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Potential Implications:

  • Long-term demographic shifts impacting workforce and economic growth.
  • Policy interventions needed to address declining birth rates and support families.
  • Social and economic factors influencing family planning decisions.
  • Comparison with global fertility trends highlights broader societal challenges.

Sources:

www.cnn.com/2024/04/24/health/us-birth-rate-decline-2023-cdc/index.html

www.rt.com/news/596578-american-birth-rate-record-low/

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