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Why are birthrates falling? Could the phone in your pocket be quietly deciding whether you end up alone? In this episode with Ezekiel Hooper, we dig into his research looking into the iPhone's 2007 rollout and the extent to which it explains the recent fall in birthrates. The paper uses an awesome natural experiment to arrive at a first potential strong explanation as to why babies do not seem to be as common amongst the youth anymore.
Expect to learn about how one can arrive at such conclusions through research, some of the issues with falling birthrates, and much more.
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