Teen pregnancy

Adolescent fertility is higher in developing countries and among lower social classes, suggesting that it is a temporary phenomenon because of improved conditions, it could fall.
For other researchers, the decline in adolescent fertility rates are increasing further, as the deteriorating global socio-economic conditions makes it doubt over the possibility that most countries make greater investments in their educational systems and health coverage to meet the demand problem.
U.S. is the industrialized country with the highest rate of teenage pregnancies, with a stable rate of 11.1% in the 80s.