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Preeti Dabral 2 years, 10 months ago
But there is another important factor that we tend to miss out on; a fall in India's fertility rate and how that helped the Indian economy grow. In 1971, the country's total fertility rate was at 5.2. That is, on average, 100 women had 520 children during their child-bearing years. By 1991, this had come down to 3.6.
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