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Argentina's fertility rate plummets 50% in a decade to 1.05

Argentina's total fertility rate has crashed from 2.3 in 2014 to 1.05 today, outpacing Mexico's recent decline.

What to know

  • Argentina's total fertility rate has collapsed to 1.05, down from 2.3 a decade ago—a drop exceeding 50%.
  • The decline is documented by Argentina's official statistical agency and represents one of the sharpest fertility falls in the region.

@JesusFerna7026 Demographic data commentator

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    Argentine fertility rate falls to 1.05, down from 2.3 in 2014

    Data from Argentina's statistical agency shows the total fertility rate has collapsed to 1.05, a decline of more than 50% over the past decade from 2.3 in 2014.

    “Argentina's total fertility rate is at 1.05: screenshot from the Argentine statistical agency below. Yes, 1.05. Argentina, in 2014, was at 2.3: a drop of more than 50% in a decade.”
    — @JesusFerna7026
    • Yesterday, I told you Mexico’s total fertility rate is at 1.2. Today, let me remind you that Argentina’s total fertility rate is at 1.05: screenshot from the Argentine statistical agency below. Yes, 1.05. Argentina, in 2014, was at 2.3: a drop of more than 50% in a decade. And

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