Fertility of populations as a function of the attained level of life expectancy in the course of human evolution

''Aging societies' with increasing life expectancies of the average of all their members are facts in modern history that are disputed by nobody. What is disputed by the most renowned names in demography, however, is that aging populations are a consequence of the fall in mortality and thus the increase in life expectancy. It is claimed that the principle reason for 'aging' is to be found in a dro…