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Immigration is a strong part of it yes. Looking deeper into your source numbers, it’s interesting that they’re not consistent across countries for populations
by makeitdouble 4y ago
Immigration is a strong part of it yes.
Looking deeper into your source numbers, it’s interesting that they’re not consistent across countries for populations that are all “muslim”.
From 1.5 in Greece to 3.1 in Finland, it still shows to me that religion is not the main factor in this.
- lotsofpulp 4y agoI presume this is because the causal factor is women’s independence, specifically financial independence. Perhaps Muslim immigrants in some countries have women with more independence resulting in lower fertility rates, whereas Muslim immigrants in other countries have women with less independence, resulting in higher fertility rates.