From Baby Boom to Baby Bust: The social and economic consequences of falling birthrates

From Baby Boom to Baby Bust: The social and economic consequences of falling birthrates

Join an insightful panel discussion chaired by Fraser Nelson from the Spectator on the impact of the birth gap with Miriam Cates MP, Rosie Duffield MP, demographic expert Stephen Shaw and economist Philip Pilkington.

The panel will explore the ‘baby bust’, demonstrating the existence of the birth gap, its impact and challenges falling birthrates pose to the UK.

The discussion will begin with a series of short speeches and will end with a panel discussion and Q&A introduced by Andy Cook, Chief Executive of the Centre for Social Justice.

Please note that in-person attendance is by invitation only. You can catch the event live on our Twitter and LinkedIn feeds.

Speakers

Andy Cook

Chief Executive, Centre for Social Justice

Fraser Nelson

Editor of the Spectator

Miriam Cates MP

Conservative MP for Penistone and Stocksbridge

Rosie Duffield MP

Labour MP for Canterbury

Stephen Shaw

Data Scientist and Documentarian

Philip Pilkington

Economist