Go Figure: Birth Rates Falling Faster in Texas than U.S

James Lee, Pia Orrenius and Ana Pranger

Southwest Economy, 2021, issue Third Quarter

Abstract: Although birth rates in Texas remain higher than in the U.S., their decline since 2007 has been particularly noteworthy.

Date: 2021
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