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The Institute for Family Studies has issued a report warning that the U.S. may experience a population decline in the coming decades. The report indicates a significant gap between Americans' desired family size and actual fertility rates, attributing this to delays in marriage and family formation. It suggests that policy changes may be necessary to encourage family growth.
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The Institute for Family Studies has issued a report warning that the U.S. may experience a population decline in the coming decades. The report indicates a significant gap between Americans' desired family size and actual fertility rates, attributing this to delays in marriage and family formation. It suggests that policy changes may be necessary to encourage family growth.
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US hurtling toward population decline even as Americans say they want bigger families, new report warns
Institute for Family Studies warns of potential U.S. population decline