Where the Children Are

This graph below comes from a Wall Street Journal article A California Drought: Not Enough Children. It talks about the impact of this dynamic:

… In 1970, six years after the end of the baby boom, children made up more than one-third of California's population. By 2030, they will account for just one-fifth, according to projections by lead author Dowell Myers, a USC demographer. "We have a massive replacement problem statewide," Mr. Myers said in an interview. …

It is interesting to see how this dynamic is playing out nationwide.

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2 responses to “Where the Children Are”

  1. Gordon Jewett Avatar
    Gordon Jewett

    Many “First World” nations are having trouble with sustainable population growth. Think abortions have anything to do with it?

  2. With millions aborted each year, it certainly is part of the picture.

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