There Is No Evidence that Population Growth Drives per Capita Economic Growth in Developed Economies
The Link between Fertility and Income
The Effect of Fertility Decline on Economic Growth in Africa: A Macrosimulation Model - Karra - 2017 - Population and Development Review - Wiley Online Library
Fertility Rates Keep Dropping, and it's Going to Hit the Economy Hard
Geographical distribution of fertility rates in 70 low-income, lower-middle-income, and upper-middle-income countries, 2010–16: a subnational analysis of cross-sectional surveys - The Lancet Global Health
U.S. Birth Rate Decline Linked to Recession | Pew Research Center
The demographic transition and economic growth: implications for development policy | Humanities and Social Sciences Communications
Record-low fertility rates linked to decline in stable manufacturing jobs
In a Down Economy, Fewer Births | Pew Research Center
Texas birth-rate decline complicates economic growth prospects - Dallasfed.org
No Money, No Kids: The Vicious Cycle of Declining Fertility Rates in a Sluggish Economy | The GailFosler Group
The Mystery of the Declining U.S. Birth Rate | Econofact
The Impact of Low Fertility Rates on Labor Demand and Socioeconomic Development in China
Reasons for a falling birth rate - Economics Help
Fertility decline in developing countries does not depend on economic growth but follows contraceptive use - The Overpopulation Project
Impact of falling birth rates - Economics Help
Impact of falling birth rates - Economics Help
Fertility, mortality, migration, and population scenarios for 195 countries and territories from 2017 to 2100: a forecasting analysis for the Global Burden of Disease Study - The Lancet
The costs of a declining population
There Is No Evidence that Population Growth Drives per Capita Economic Growth in Developed Economies
The costs of a declining population
Advances in development reverse fertility declines | Nature
A new era in the economics of fertility | CEPR
Harnessing demographic dividend in least developed countries | UNCTAD
There Is No Evidence that Population Growth Drives per Capita Economic Growth in Developed Economies
The Mystery of the Declining U.S. Birth Rate | Econofact
A new era in the economics of fertility | CEPR
