After the Spike: Population, Progress, and the Case for People
by Dean Spears, Michael Geruso
A data-driven examination of global population trends, their economic effects, and the case for sustaining human numbers in an era of declining birth rates.
About This Book
After the Spike explores the causes and consequences of changing population dynamics around the world.
The authors analyze how shifts in birth rates and population growth influence economic and social outcomes.
The book presents evidence-based arguments about the relationship between population and long-term progress.
It considers policy implications and the broader significance of demographic change for societies today.
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