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Birth Rates Are Shrinking In Most Countries, Which Will Have Serious Consequences On The Economy
A declining birth rate doesn't bode well for future innovation, retirement age, and even taxes. It's time we start promoting the benefits of creating a strong family unit.
By Gina Florio3 min read

In 2022, the birth rate for Americans was 12.012 births per 100 people, but this is about 20% lower than the birth rate in 2007. We're seeing the lowest rates of birth in a century. Many women have been convinced that this is a good thing for the environment, but the truth is, there are many negative consequences that come from a declining birth rate, especially when it comes to the economy. The Economist shared some recent data that points to how the declining birth rate will affect the rest of the world.