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If there are 5 houses in an area, populated by 1 family each for a total of 5 families, and those families have 1 child each (50% below population replacement r
by terminous 3y ago
If there are 5 houses in an area, populated by 1 family each for a total of 5 families, and those families have 1 child each (50% below population replacement rate), then with no new houses, there is no way for any of those children to have a house of their own until their parents die. But when their parents die, they get to have a home of their own.
At 2 children, the population replacement rate, only one child can have a house of their own after their parents die, if no new houses are constructed.
- BobaFloutist 3y agoThat's assuming that none of the children marry children from other families and consolidate back into one household.
- jinjin2 3y agoThat assumes that the children stay single as they grow up. If they all get a partner it is no longer one house - one person. You literally only need half as many houses.