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Falling birth rates did not reduce total output in historical data, NBER study finds

By Info60 UK Desk•Summary of reporting by Market Business News•5d ago•0 views•
Falling birth rates did not reduce total output in historical data, NBER study finds
Lower birth rates were associated with faster growth in output per working-age adult and wages over the past seven decades, according to new research. The authors found no statistically significant decline in total output, suggesting that investment and labor-saving technology may have offset part of the effect of a smaller workforce. The post Falling birth rates did not reduce total output in historical data, NBER study finds appeared first on Market Business News .
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