'Uncalled for': CJI pulls up Bar Council of India over threat of action against NALSAR students
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The Economics of a Shrinking World
From Jesus Fernandez-Villaverde and Patrick Norrick: As of 2026, humanity is likely below replacement fertility. That has never happened before, not in wars or pandemics.
- Global fertility rates projected below replacement level by 2026
- Decline primarily affects low- and middle-income countries
- Modernity makes third child expensive, childlessness cheap