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More broadly and significant, social conservatives tie the low birthrate to secularism.

It's quite another for a graying society with a stagnant economy and a sinking birthrate to do the same.

"Even though the absolute numbers are small, what's striking is how fast the birthrate to the college-educated group has increased," Schmidt says.

Because the government wanted Romania's birthrate to soar, this decree banned women from having abortions.

Amartya Sen, an Nobel-prize winning economist at Harvard University, attributes China's drop in birthrate to the empowerment of women, who have benefited from China's massive advances in education, healthcare, and employment opportunities.

But a December 2012 report from the Pew Research Center found that "immigrant births fell from 102 per 1,000 women in 2007 to 87.8 per 1,000 in 2012, bringing the overall U.S. birthrate to a mere 64 per 1,000 women -- not enough to sustain current U.S. population".

Foreign-born birthrates will probably gradually recover from their current nadir, but with fertility in decline across Mexico and Latin America, it isn't clear that the United States can continue to rely heavily on immigrant birthrates to help drive population growth.

Israel has historically focused on promoting Jewish birthrates to retain a Jewish majority and more recently as a counterweight to higher fertility rates of Palestinians in the occupied territories.

Abolishing the one-child policy, though, might not be enough to bring the birthrate up to a "healthy" level because of other factors, he said.

Cooper asked them to look ahead, and Macura correctly forecast that the largest population growths would happen in China and India, and said, "The solution isn't merely to cut the birthrate but to increase economic growth as well".

Overall, the teen birthrate continued to decline, according to data from the CDC's National Vital Statistics System.