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More on demographics: American white people's declining lifespan and what it means for education
Human lifespans have tended to rise over the past century. That’s been a signal achievement of modernity, a combination of improved knowledge, health care, sanitation, and education. But one American population has seen its lifespan decline since around 2000. Anne Case … Continue reading
America's demographic currents flowed on schedule in 2016
During 2016 America’s population continue to move in many of the ways we’ve come to expect. 538 analyzes the latest census data. There isn’t anything mind-blowingly new in this report, beyond confirmation of trends I and others have been discussing. … Continue reading
