Work from Home and Fertility

2026

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1) This paper investigates the relationship between work-from-home arrangements and fertility rates, finding a positive correlation.
2) The study analyzes data from global and US surveys to examine how WFH affects realized and planned fertility, and explores the implications for national fertility rates.
3) The research also considers how occupation-level WFH opportunities influence fertility and compares the impact of WFH to government spending on early childhood care and education.
Tags: work from home, fertility, WFH, birth rates, labor economics

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