How the world's falling birthrate is leading to economic catastrophe

“I had always known I didn’t want to have children, but why?” says Ruby Warrington. In her 40s, happily married and child-free, Warrington is a journalist and the author of a new book, Women Without Kids, which mixes her personal experience with an anthropological look at why the global birth rate has dropped off around the world.

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