Future fertility in low fertility countries

By R. Fuchs, Anne Goujon, D. Béguy, J. Casterline, T. Castro-Martín, Y. Courbage, G. Jones, S. K.C., James Ks, J. May and 7 more. 2014

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Socioeconomic development and life expectancy relationship: evidence from the EU accession candidate countries (2020, background): “In their study of the low-mortality population comprised of 132 countries from Europe, North America, most of Oceania and Latin America, large parts of Asia (excluding the high mortality area in Central and Southern Asia), as well as Northern Africa, Caselli et al. (2013), revealed strong correlatio”
Effect of Fertility Policy Changes on the Population Structure and Economy of China: From the Perspective of the Shared Socioeconomic Pathways (2019, background): “…and 1.68 in the late 21st century under the abolished one‐child policy, the current two‐child policy, and the possible full liberalization policy, respectively, and these values are all lower than the long‐term convergent level of fertility of 1.75 in low‐ fertility countries (Basten et al., 2013).”