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Inside Latin America: LATAM’s Birth Rate Collapse, What it Means For the Region’s Economic Future
People line up with resumes outside a fast-food restaurant for a job interview, in Buenos Aires, Argentina January 4, 2024. Credit: Agustin Marcarian/Reuters

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Inside Latin America: LATAM’s Birth Rate Collapse, What it Means For the Region’s Economic Future

Latin America’s fertility rates fall well below replacement level — with Chile near 1.1 births per woman — reshaping the region’s labor force, pension systems, and long-term growth prospects faster than demographers predicted

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