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In 1960 , American women had, on average, 3.6 children; in 2023 , the total fertility rate was 1.62 , the lowest on record.
In 2018 , more than one in seven women aged 40 to 44 had no biological children, compared with one in 10 in 1976 .
Every OECD country except Israel has a below-replacement fertility rate.
On Ambivalence and Choice, Anastasia Berg and Rachel Wiseman write on the subject of having children.
They say current political strategies for encouraging people to have children are lacking a crucial element.
Berg and Wiseman dwell on anxiety about whether having children is good or whether it’s an imposition.
Robert Kennedy urged Americans to pursue meaning, suggesting that only by doing so would they have the fortitude to fight despair.
“meaning” is not something governments can easily provide; it tends to stem from uniting in the face of undesirable crises (wars, pandemics) or from broadly enforced norms (religious, cultural) that many no longer share.
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