This chapter examines the significant demographic changes in South Korea after the Korean War, focusing on declining fertility rates and increased female workforce participation. It explores the socio-economic factors contributing to the crisis, including financial uncertainties, a competitive job market, and cultural pressures on marriage and parenthood. Additionally, it discusses governmental responses and policy measures aimed at encouraging childbearing amidst the growing concerns of an aging population.

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