Fewer
How the New Demography of Depopulation Will Shape Our Future

  • Title:

    Fewer
  • Hardcover ISBN:

    156663606X
  • Hardcover Dimensions:

    9'' x 6''
  • 256 Hardcover pages

Over the next few decades, world fertility levels are projected to continue a dramatic decline, leading to a deep reduction in previously expected levels of world population. In modern countries, fertility is already below the "replacement level" of 2.1 children per woman; the developing world will follow. The potential implications for commerce, pensions, the environment, and geopolitics are enormous.

Ben J. Wattenberg, a senior fellow at AEI, is the moderator of the PBS program Think Tank with Ben Wattenberg and the author of ten previous books, including The Birth Dearth (1989).

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