The world population experienced negligible growth in the first 100 million years of human habitation
The world's population doubled from about 200 BC to 1100 AD, and then doubled again in the next six centuries
The rate of population growth has been astonishing, reaching 7.7 billion as of now
The fertility rate, or the number of babies a mother is expected to have, has been falling
In the US in 1800, the fertility rate of an American woman was around seven or eight children
Why have fertility rates dropped so dramatically? Do fathers or mothers get more happiness from parenting? And how does birth order affect a child’s future?
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