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FYI, birth rates falling is really bad for a country with capitalism. It becomes top heavy with older people and no one to work for the older people's retirement benefits. That's how you know all of this immigration crap is racism and breaking the government.
In a non-capitalist system the problem seems to be exactly the same...
That's not how this works, lol.
Among US citizens there are 52.9/1000 birth for white women, 55.6/1000 black, Asian/Pacific island 446.6/1000, and 5/1000 native. The rate needs to be 2.1/1 for there to be minimal population growth. Without immigrants these numbers need to be 2001/1000 for minimal population growth.
You aren't making up for this deficit
Without any migrants in either direction you would still need to account for deaths before having children, infertility and similar effects, that is why the figure given for a stable population is usually 2.1 and not 2.001 or something similar like your 2001 figure.
yeah, I was saying the 2001 as like, a simplification, in a vacuum, absolute minimum needed. Just something to illustrate the issue, reality is usually different, more complicated