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The Size of the Family
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What was the total fertility rate per woman in the UK in 1901?

3.5 children

What was the life expectancy for women in the UK in 2013?

82.6 years

What was life expectancy in the UK in 1901?

45 years

When did 'baby booms' occur in the UK according to the note?

Following both World Wars

What contributed to slight increases in fertility rates around 2009?

Immigration and older women having children

What does 'natural change' measure in demographic terms?

Difference between births and deaths

How have women's roles affected family size decisions?

Women delay childbearing or stay childless

How did high infant mortality historically affect family size?

Families had many kids expecting some deaths

How have children's economic roles changed in modern society?

From assets to economic burdens

What is the estimated cost of raising a child to age 18?

£186,000

What did McKeown's 1962 research suggest caused population growth?

Improved living standards and diet

What does the dependency ratio measure?

Workers vs non-workers (kids/elderly)

What concept did Beck and Gernsheim identify as affecting family size?

Individualisation

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