Arkhangelskiy V.N. Changes In The Age Fertility Model In Russia: Conditional And Real Generations. In: Human Development Institutions in the Context of Modern Challenges [Text]: collection of articles of the XI Ural Demographic Forum. Volume I. - Yekaterinburg: Institute of Economics of the Ural Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences, 2020. P. 103-112.

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Abstract

The age model of fertility in Russia is changing significantly. Until the mid-1990s. the change in the age-specific fertility rates occurred mainly according to the classical scheme, i.e., to a greater extent, it affected relatively older ages and was mainly associated with a change in the proportion of second, third and subsequent births. At the same time, the average age of the mother at childbirth declined until the mid-1990s. In subsequent years, the nature of the change in the age model of fertility changed: in the years of declining fertility, it occurred to a greater extent at younger ages, while its increase in women under 25 was, as a rule, significantly less than in older ones. In real generations, the average age of a mother at childbirth declined until the generations of the first half - mid-1960s. birth, and in younger women increases.