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Crude birth rate in Turkey from 1900 to 2020

Characteristic	Live births per thousand people
2020	16.2
2015	17.3
2010	18.7
2005	20.5
2000	22.8
1995	24.5
1990	27.8
1985	32.8
1980	36
1975	39.1
1970	40.8
1965	43.7
1960	47
1955	49.3
1950	48.02
1945	45.92
1940	46.18
1935	46.42
1930	46.58
1925	46.78
1920	46.98
1915	47.16
1910	47.34
1905	47.52
1900	47.6

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August 2019

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Turkey

Survey time period

1900 to 2020

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*All data given is an average of the preceding five year period.

Source for data from1900-1950 can be found .

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In 1900, the crude birth rate of Turkey was approximately 48 births for every 1,000 people, meaning that just under 4.8% of the population was born in that year. This figure would closely follow the trends in fertility rate in Turkey, gradually falling for much of the first half of the 20^th century. As women began having more children in the rapidly developing post-war economy of the 1950s. The crude birth rate also rose during this time, peaking at 49.3 children per thousand people in 1955. However, as Turkey would begin to modernize, the crude birth rate fell, as increased access to education and access to contraception among women would lead to a decline in the number of children the average woman would have. This decline has continued into the 21^st century, and in 2020, it is estimated that just over 16 children were born for every thousand people in Turkey, accounting for 1.6% of the population.