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Kasey Buckles

Kasey Buckles

Brian and Jeannelle Brady Associate Professor
Economics and Econometrics

436 Flanner Hall
574-631-6210
kbuckles@nd.edu

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  • Economics of the family
  • Economic demography
  • Health economics
  • Labor economics

ND Newswire

Study points to fertility as a leading economic indicator

ND In the News

The Economist

The Economist

How economics is trying to fix its gender problem
The Wall Street Journal

The Wall Street Journal

Medical-Marijuana Legalization Leads to Baby Boomlet, Paper Says
Bloomberg

Bloomberg

What’s Discouraging Millennials From Starting a Family?
Associated Press

Associated Press

Lowest US birth rate in 3 decades could pose risk to economy
NPR

NPR

Hidden Brain: Relationship Between Having Babies And The Economy

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The Wall Street Journal

The Wall Street Journal

How Pregnancy Could Help Us Anticipate U.S. Recessions
The Wall Street Journal

The Wall Street Journal

Pregnancies can help predict a recession

WVPE

Notre Dame study find link between conceptions and economic recessions

Audio

ZeroHedge

Economists' Latest Leading Recessionary Indicator: Sex
NPR

NPR

Pregnancy Rate Might Predict Future Recessions, Researchers Suggest

The Times

Pregnancy is better guide to recession than top economists

The Week

Can pregnancy rates predict a recession?

The Hustle

Can declining pregnancy rates predict a recession?
The Huffington Post

The Huffington Post

Birth Rates Can Be Used To Predict Recessions, Study Suggests

StockInvestors.net

The Tell: Low fertility rate may predict the next recession
phys.org

phys.org

Study points to fertility as a leading economic indicator

The Globe and Mail

Measuring the economic state with baby bumps

Het Nieuwsblad (Belgium)

Hoe zwangere vrouwen een economische crisis kunnen voorspellen (How pregnant women can predict an economic crisis)

MarketWatch

Declining fertility rate may predict the next recession
BBC News

BBC News

Can you predict a recession by looking at pregnancy rates?
CNBC

CNBC

Can pregnancy rates predict a recession? America’s top economic research bureau thinks so

Financial Times

Economists urged to use fertility to predict recessions
Kasey Buckles

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