The Baby Bust: Who Will Do the Work? Who Will Pay the Taxes?
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The Baby Bust: Who Will Do the Work? Who Will Pay the Taxes?

by Fred R. Harris, Alan Curtis, Herbert S. Klein, Peter Edelman, Francesco C. Billari Fba, Rodolfo O. De La Garza, Hans-Peter Kohler, Robert G. Lynch, Naohiro Ogawa, José Antonio Ortega, Robert D. Retherford

Social Sciences Economics Demography
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The Baby Bust examines the implications of declining birth rates for work, taxation, and society. Through a broad, multidisciplinary perspective, the book considers how demographic change may affect labor, public finances, and the responsibilities shared across generations.

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The Baby Bust focuses on declining birth rates and the demographic changes associated with them.

It explores questions about who will perform necessary work as populations and labor forces change.

The book also considers who will pay taxes and support public finances in the context of shifting age structures.

With contributions from multiple authors, it presents a broad discussion of the social and economic implications of population change.

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