Fertility Decline is a demographic phenomenon characterized by a sustained reduction in the average number of children born per woman over time within a population, distinguishing it from transient fluctuations in fertility rates.
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Europe's second demographic transition.
van de Kaa Dj · PubMed · 1987 · 2K citations
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