In our upcoming call on Thursday, March 16 at 1:00 PM, we will be breaking down preliminary NVSS data showing that the U.S. general fertility rate dropped in H1 2016. Coming off of a rough 2015 for births, many demographers anticipated a rebound. Will we get one anytime soon?
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HIGHLIGHTS
- Shifting age gradient: U.S. first-time mothers are getting older. We explain why fertility is falling among younger age brackets and rising among the 30+ population.
- No economy-fueled baby boom: Why hasn’t rising median household income since 2015 translated into higher fertility?
- Tempo effect or something else? Optimistic forecasters believe that declining birthrates are a symptom of Millennials simply “putting off” childbirth until later in life, at which point they’ll start having babies. Is this a realistic expectation?
- Why Millennials are different: Today’s young adults exhibit many attitudes and behaviors that drag down birthrates. Will Millennials carry these characteristics into older age brackets?
- The immigration effect: We expect shifting immigration patterns to continue to be a long-term headwind for U.S. fertility.
CALL DETAILS
Please join us on Thursday, March 16 at 1:00 PM using the dial-in instructions below. Video and materials will be made available after the call.
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