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It seems like, if you actually want to investigate this question, you would want to add data on: - how does this vary by country - how does this vary by income
by rossdavidh 2y ago
It seems like, if you actually want to investigate this question, you would want to add data on:
- how does this vary by country
- how does this vary by income (relative to median for that country)
- how does this vary by religion
Probably other things, but at least those. This graph doesn't even say what country (or group of countries) it is about, as far as I can tell?
- g8oz 2y ago>> how does this vary by religion Also interesting is how does it vary within a religion. i.e compare the birth rate of Turkey and Iran to that of Mali. My view is that income and median education dominate other factors.
- tuatoru 2y ago[flagged]
- red-iron-pine 2y agoIt is not just the united states and its a well documented phenomenon everywhere. S. Korea and Japan aren't having kids, either; they're looking at demographic collapse. China and Russia aren't having kids, either, and the EU isn't far behind. The richer and more educated the country the fewer kids, basically.