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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Eh, I think birth rates are a better proxy for the health of a society as it measures optimism in industrialized societies with choices. The US wins — although not great. Happiness metrics are biased. You can argue life expectancy — but lower life expectancy in the US has little to do with work life balance. In fact, working longer can keep you mentally sharp and alive. [/quote] I’m not sure why you think birth rate would measure optimism. I’m not convinced. In addition, I wonder also how strongly birth rate data (ie births per 100,000 of population) is skewed by longevity. I think you probably need to look at fertility rate (ie number of births per woman). [/quote]
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