Lyman Stone
“Low birth rates alter inequality, they alter economic growth, they alter intergenerational transfers, and they alter basic judgements about fairness in society.”
Lyman Stone
“Low birth rates alter inequality, they alter economic growth, they alter intergenerational transfers, and they alter basic judgements about fairness in society.”
Lyman Stone is the Director of Research for the population consulting firm Demographic Intelligence, a Research Fellow at the Institute for Family Studies and an Adjunct Fellow at the American Enterprise Institute. He has been published in the New York Times, Washington Post, Wall Street Journal, Boston Globe, South China Morning Post, and elsewhere. After two years in Hong Kong, Lyman, his wife Ruth, and their daughter Suzannah live in Montreal, Quebec, where Lyman is a McCall MacBain PhD fellow at McGill University.