In 2024, the average 'ideal number of children' per family in France is 2.3, decreasing from 2.7 in 1998, indicating a shift in family size preferences.
Andrew A. Beveridge, Who Found the Unexpected in Census Data, Dies at 79
Dr. Andrew A. Beveridge used census data to influence urban planning and racial desegregation, leaving a significant impact on demographic research and public policy.
International migration significantly contributes to urban population growth in the U.S., surpassing domestic growth rates and influencing labor market dynamics.
South Koreans Are Having More Babies After Years of Decline
For the first time in almost a decade, South Koreans are having more babies, with a 3.6 percent rise in births last year, indicating a potential turnaround.
