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Ten days ago, Johann Kurtz released an article titled “Young adults are poor despite every metric which suggests otherwise”. The graph below sums up his argument. It shows that the things which comprise the costs of a meaningful life (care,...
Childcare regulations of the Blair administration and the austerity programme of the Cameron administration both caused fertility to fall. This explains why the UK stands out amongst developed countries for having experienced falling family...
This is a topic I’ve come back to a few times, as I’m interested in the relationship between earnings and fertility. It’s a great topic, as there are many myths. Some think that rising income causes low fertility, just because they are corr...
Baby bonuses and other financial supports for having babies are needed and morally required by societies today. But they have traditionally posed a fiscal strain. Now we’ve got a report telling us that this need not be a problem going forwa...
has claimed, on the basis of twitter/X polling, that the the conservative-liberal self-reported happiness gap almost entirely goes away when you account for belief in therapy culture. According to other research, the decline in self-reporte...
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Centre for Family and Education Director. Institute for Family Studies Research Associate. All opinions are my personal views.
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