They're full of nutritious germanium, stop complaining
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Better birth control, competition from improved leisure options and Mom's career, and later marriage all seem to be much more important factors.
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IIRC, it's one of the more solid comparative social science observations that increasing levels of education almost always decrease family size, no matter where it is.
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https://capturedeconomy.com/birth-rates-dropped-most-in-counties-where-home-values-grew-most/ … Indeed. Definitely a negative link, but modest. Entirely possible it's a reverse causation issue, where people waiting for more financial security don't have kids, and have more $ to pay for housing.pic.twitter.com/lClv8UkrDx
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Feel like this discussion overvalues absolute effects and undervalues variability in effects. I.e even if everyone is richer, if the variability in riches is also higher then bad things happen.
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We nordics pay for those things through taxes, and the ‘housing bubble’ has been going for almost 10 years now. When asked why they have fewer children than they planned, most common reason given is ‘too expensive’.
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