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Study Finds Significant Uptick in Fertility Rates for Highly Educated Women

According to VOX, two researchers have found that the fertility rates of the most highly educated U.S. women have risen significantly since 2000 although their fertility is still below that of the least educated women.

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U.S. fertility rates by education

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