Older-male age gap relationships are more fertile than age-matched relationships.
The effect peaks at 0.25 more children per couple when the husband is 7 years older.
Conversely, couples have 0.75 fewer children when wives are 7 years older.
The effect sizes may seem small, but every couple having 0.25 more children would compound and result in massive population-scale changes in only a few generations.
Unfortunately, older-male age gap relationships have declined since the mid-to-late 19th century, and for this you can thank feminism and anti age gap hysteria.
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