“…if there were no Levittown and no suburban expansions, and if the young families had stayed back in the cities, then would the cost of urban life have dampened the propensity to procreate, particularly with the simultaneous technological advancements in family planning and birth control? Was urban sprawl then a reason why the US did not go the European route when it comes to birth rates?” Planetizen | UN’s 21st Century Talks | Related
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