Family allowances became relatively generous in France, partly because of concern to increase the birthrate after the heavy loss of men in World War I. (There is, however, no clear evidence that family allowances have any impact on birthrates).
Unlike virtually every other religion, Jews rely entirely on their birthrate for survival and continuity.
For the final analyses, each protein dataset was treated as a separate partition under a WAG substitution model; a Yule speciation process was assumed with a uniform distribution on the birthrate (0 100; initial value 0.01).
Teen pregnancy rates are highest in New Mexico and lowest in New Hampshire, according to a new report on the most current state-level data on pregnancy, birthrates and abortions among 15- to 19-year-olds.
In 2030, he maintains, the number of retirees will have doubled, but based on current birthrates, the number of people working -- the ones who pay payroll taxes -- will have increased by only 18percentt.
Atwood's 1985 novel is set in a near-future, totalitarian U.S. civilization called the Republic of Gilead, which is built on Christian fundamentalist values and fixated on the declining birthrate of its population.
"We see what's happening in the world," Mr Putin said cryptically on May 10th, in a speech otherwise focused heavily on the declining birthrate.
For the first time on record, birthrates in southern and Eastern Europe had dropped below 1.3.
The truly ominous article relates that for the first time on record birthrates in many parts of Europe have dropped below 1.3 per family.
Dave was born in 1931--in 1931--in 1931--inof our nathen's greatest economidstatastrofhes and one of the lourst birthrates onationrd.
