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Ideas for reversing the collapse in global fertility, the greatest challenge of our age. Humanity is precious. HT to many great demographers and data analysts.

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Aug 25
THE INCREASING IMPORTANCE OF RELIGION FOR BIRTHRATES Israel's fertility miracle continues. While nearly every developed country plunges deeper into the fertility crisis, Israel's already remarkable birth numbers keep increasing. In the first half of 2026, according to newly
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Aug 24
TFR of Israel by ethnicity and religion for 2026 (2025 in brackets), based on Jan-Jun birth data: Israel 2.94 (2.88) Jews and Others 3.03 (2.96) Arabs 2.62 (2.60) Jews 3.16 (3.09) Moslems 2.75 (2.74) Christians 1.63 (1.60) Druze 1.69 (1.67) No Religion 1.05 (1.08)
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Aug 22
If any of my followers got any unusual messages yesterday, this account was hacked for a short time. Thanks to some great friends, things seem to be mostly in order again. I look forward to sharing more important pronatal research and findings from demography!🫡
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Aug 21
Government bond yields have exploded around the world. What most people miss is that the roots of the bond crisis are demographic, the natural consequence of societies growing old. New article!
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Aug 21
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The Demographic Roots of the Bond Crisis
Bond yields are exploding because the world has gotten old. This week brought bad news from the bond market. Demand was so weak in the Treasury auction yesterday that Secretary Scott Bessant announced...
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Aug 21
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The Demographic Roots of the Bond Crisis
Bond yields are exploding because the world has gotten old. This week brought bad news from the bond market. Demand was so weak in the Treasury auction yesterday that Secretary Scott Bessant announced...
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Aug 20
An absolutely wild fertility gradient across Iran. The educated and higher income areas around Tehran have a fertility rate of under 1.0. Meanwhile, the tribal regions bordering Pakistan have a fertility rate more than three times higher. What does this mean for Iran's future?
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Aug 20
My estimates for the fertility rates by province in Iran for 2025. While the TFR of Sistan and Balochestan is more than double the national rate, there are already three provinces with a sub-1.0 rate. The TFR of the Tehran metropolitan area (Tehran and Alborz province) is 1.02.