About a decade ago, Jordan Peterson discovered a huge untapped market: young men looking for direction in life. Churches had ...

The survey of nearly 10,000 respondents across more than a dozen countries points to culture, finding that peer pressure, anxiety about the future and the rise of "pet parenting" strongly influence ...

Why is Israel the only developed country in the world with above-replacement fertility rates whilst fertility in China, very ...

A new study looks at what cultural factors do and don’t impact fertility rates —and found that “people with more willingness to take risks also intend to have more kids.” The data also shows that ...

But in recent years, that trend has started to reverse; wealthier families are beginning to have more children than middle-class families. And a new analysis suggests that, in the United States, ...

That message is resonating with young conservatives who don’t connect with left-wing environmental messaging but still care about the planet. Danielle Franz, a self-identified conservative and CEO of ...

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The South Korean fertility rate began to decline immediately following the beginning of Japan-style celebrity idol culture in the early 1990s. Post This The timing of fertility decline in both Japan ...

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What would happen to American fertility if the child tax credit were appreciably increased? Many are skeptical of the influence of cash transfers on fertility, but that skepticism is misplaced.