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HELP NOW 70 POINTS! In the United States, Canada, and many European nations, the total fertility rate has fallen below the replacement rate. What economic and social consequences do you think might result
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HELP NOW 70 POINTS! In the United States, Canada, and many European nations, the total fertility rate has fallen below the replacement rate. What economic and social consequences do you think might result from below replacement fertility rates?

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When the fertility rate falls below replacement level, the population grows older and shrinks, which can slow economic growth and strain government budgets.

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