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However, the study found that even if the birth rate had not declined since 1970 many counties would still have seen population losses. Out-migration hits some areas much, much harder than others. This can cause all sorts of economic problems.

While the situation is most striking in the Midwest, every region has seen increases in the number of counties with falling populations over the past few decades.

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@mmilleradams.bsky.social, @bradhershbein.bsky.social, @kathleenbolter.bsky.social, Bridget Timmeney, and Kyle Huisman, all had a a great time. We can’t wait for the next one!

@kathleenbolter.bsky.social had the one of the most in demand sessions with her promise programs trivia game.

@bradhershbein.bsky.social spoke on a panel about the best ways for promise programs to meet the needs of adult learners.

@mmilleradams.bsky.social leads a seminar on how place based scholarships can adapt to changing circumstances.

Upjohn Institute 2025 Dissertation Award winners:
Honorable Mentions:
Amy Burnett Cross (@amyburnettcross.bsky.social) - “Military Manpower Policy and Women” for American University

Omeed Maghzian
“Essays in Macroeconomics and Labor Markets” for Harvard University

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The analysis was conducted by the Upjohn Institute, the University of Michigan, University of Illinois, and Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia.
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