Cohort Size vs Cost of Childhood
The countries with the most children, set against what a childhood costs in each of them.
Across the fifteen countries charted the relationship is close to inverse: those with the most children are the ones where a childhood costs least, from about $7,000 at one end to $310,000 at the other.
Cohort Size vs Cost of Childhood
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