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Wanted: More Babies
Readers of our Sept. 27 cover story on depopulation were not worried about the growing birth dearth. One called it "a gratifying trend that needs to be celebrated." Another added, "It is our only hope of achieving sustainable life on this planet."
Venezuela's Central Bank
You should know that the central Bank of Venezuela made a public statement rejecting the tendentious comments on the reform of its pension fund. Regrettably, in "Meddling With Money" (periscope, Sept. 27), your reporters Peter Hudson and Phil Gunson make a wrong and biased interpretation of this decision, and they relate it to normal differences between the ...
- `Baby Bust' Expected to Have a Profound Impact on U.S. Economy
- Newspaper article from: The Washington Post Jane Bryant Quinn January 18, 1988 700+ words
...population. The leading edge of the baby bust, that smaller generation born since...stirs up an argument to ask whether the baby bust will be good or bad for the economy...analysts, "Where's the money in the baby bust?" they pointed to the following trends...
- The Baby Bust: A Generation Comes of Age.(Brief Article)
- Magazine article from: The Futurist Cornish, Edward November 1, 1994 700+ words
...this significant demographic segment. As he documents in The Baby Bust, Americans born between 1965 and 1976 (numbering 44 million...this new generation in the spotlight, readers will find The Baby Bust must-reading for getting a handle on today's changing world...
- Measuring impact of the "baby bust" on U.S. future; from housing starts to...
- Magazine article from: U.S. News & World Report Powell, Stewart December 16, 1985 700+ words
l A growing "baby bust" that is destined to reshape the nation well into the 21st century...economist with the World Resource Institute. In any case, a long-term baby bust is likely to have dramatic consequences for the economy. Without...
- Baby Bust! The world is panicking over birthrates. Again.(Cover story)
- Magazine article from: Reason Howley, Kerry July 1, 2008 700+ words
...children a woman will bear in her lifetime if current patterns persist, is among the lowest in the world at 1.07, but the baby bust is not a future the island faces alone. From Hong Kong (0.98) to Italy (1.29) to Russia (1.39) to Canada (1...
- The Baby Bust: A Generation Comes of Age. (book reviews)
- Magazine article from: Monthly Labor Review Devens, Richard M., Jr. April 1, 1995 700+ words
The Baby Bust: A Generation Comes of Age. By William Dunn. Ithaca, NY, American Demographics Books, 1993. 213 pp. $39.95. "Ready...
- The Baby Bust: Who Will Do the Work? Who Will Pay the Taxes?(Brief...
- Magazine article from: Reference & Research Book News May 1, 2006 700+ words
0742538559 The baby bust; who will do the work? who will pay the taxes? Ed. by Fred R. Harris. Rowman & Littlefield 2006 238 pages $24.95...
- Europe's 'baby bust' signals major change; Military, economic strength may...
- Newspaper article from: The Washington Times November 24, 2005 700+ words
...Protestant and Catholic societies, the countries of Europe are witnessing an unprecedented decline in birthrates. This "baby bust," analysts warn, will affect economic growth, social-welfare programs, patterns of immigration and Europe's ability...
- Europe battles its baby bust Germany moves to erase 'rabenmutter' stigma while...
- Newspaper article from: Chicago Tribune (Chicago, IL) July 23, 2006 700+ words
...past three decades and why a record high 30 percent of German women will never have children. Germany is in the throes of a baby bust. Since the mid-1960s, each new generation of Germans has been a third smaller than that of its parents. If the trend continues...
Source: HighBeam Research, Mail Call.