Category: Fertility

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How Many Kids Do Women Want?
by Lyman Stone
Fertility, Women, Family Life

More Gender Equality, Lower Fertility?
by Robert VerBruggen
Fertility, Women, Work-Family, Family Life, Politics

A New Legal Effort Would Expand the Practice of Surrogacy in the United States
by Helen Alvaré
Fertility, Public Policy, Parents, Media and Technology

Baby Bust: Fertility is Declining the Most Among Minority Women
by Lyman Stone
Fertility, Race, Education

When It Comes to Birth Control Devices and Drugs, Women Deserve to Know the Risks
by Ana Maria Dumitru and Kat Talalas
Fertility, Women, Contraception and Abortion, Politics

Does Family Structure Help Explain the Racial Divide in Maternal Mortality?
by Naomi Schaefer Riley
Fertility, Single Parents, Women, Race, Mortality

What’s Wrong With the “Success Sequence”
by Eve Tushnet
Fertility, Marriage, Poverty, Working Class, Economic Mobility, Contraception and Abortion

No Ring, No Baby: How Marriage Trends Impact Fertility
by Lyman Stone
Fertility, Marriage, Public Policy, Women

Family Planning and Marriage
by Harry Benson
Fertility, Marriage, Single Parents, Cohabitation, Divorce and Break-Ups
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