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Submit ReviewDylan, Jerusalem, and special guest Bryan Walsh discuss the slowing population growth in America, and what a smaller-than-expected America could mean. They also talk about which immigration and child care policies could speed up population growth. Finally, they discuss a paper on why Europe is so much more equal than America.
References:
How immigration could states-population-growth-immigration-4835b0cc-1407-448e-a7f3-138c35139043.html">reverse population decline
The rise of americans-childless-pregnancy-fertility-f3459a5e-d369-42ec-9be1-44d857e37806.html">childlessness
The climate case that it’s okay to have kids
The link between fertility and income
The complex relationship between housing prices and fertility
Changes in abortion access in a post-Roe America
Romania’s abortion ban and its effect on fertility
Recent research on global fertility patterns and cohabitation
research.org/volumes/vol40/2/40-2.pdf">What is the relationship between gender equality and fertility rates?
The Conservative Fertility Advantage
White paper: “Why Is Europe More Equal than the United States?”
A critique of the paper’s approach to health care
Hosts:
Dylan Matthews (@dylanmatt), senior correspondent, Vox
Jerusalem Demsas (@jerusalemdemsas), policy reporter, Vox
Bryan Walsh (@bryanrwalsh), editor for Future Perfect, Vox
Credits:
Sofi LaLonde, producer and engineer
Libby Nelson, editorial adviser
Amber Hall, deputy editorial director of talk podcasts
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