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RE: The Future Of Mass Population Distribution Shifts
It is, but developed countries greatly skew that statistic. In my opinion the places where it is still going strong are most likely going to continue going strong because they are nowhere near developed and still have a need for extremely large families.
True, but how will rapid technology integration change that? Cell phones moved across the globe, even into very undeveloped areas. Global economics may also bring on a rapid incline of development, in relation to current economic norms for those geo's. Thoughts?