In their working study, Caitlin Myers and Ezekiel Hooper argue U.S. counties with more concentrated AT&T coverage between 2007-2011 saw a decrease in birth rates due to the advent and accessibility of the iPhone.
In their working study, Caitlin Myers and Ezekiel Hooper argue U.S. counties with more concentrated AT&T coverage between 2007-2011 saw a decrease in birth rates due to the advent and accessibility of the iPhone.
As featured on
The studies argue the technology affects how people spend time with one another and develop relationships.
