A World of 8 Billion Newsletter
Jennifer D. SciubbaHow sex, death, and migration shape our world
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IVF restrictions in low birth rate countries
Source: CDC.gov. The CDC defines “infertile women” as those “who are not surgically sterile, and have had at least 12 consecutive months of unprotected sexual intercourse without becoming pregnant.”
Reads of the week - March 1, 2024
I love receiving Friday reading/listening roundups (Austin Kleon and JT Ellison’s are my favorites these days) and I’ve already been reading a TON in 2024. I’ve also been writing my tail off. I have a co-authored book on the ways demographi...
Why aren't we having babies?
Today’s newsletter is a response to a question I get all the time, and the presumption that we can boil the global decline in births down to one key factor. I don’t think so.
What US Congress needs to know about population trends
The reason women’s labor force participation has declined since 2019 is entirely because of declines in the 55+ segment of the female population.
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Jennifer D. Sciubba is one of the foremost experts on demographic trends and their implications. She is the author of 8 Billion and Counting: How Sex, Death, and Migration Shape Our World and an advocate for policy-relevant research.
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