Why Paying People to Have Babies is a Billion-Dollar Mistake
Economics Explained
The Ineffectiveness of Monetary Incentives for Population Growth
This chapter examines the historical and economic factors behind financial incentives aimed at boosting birth rates, with a focus on Soviet Union policies. It critiques the short-sightedness of monetary bonuses, advocating for comprehensive solutions to address underlying economic challenges faced by prospective parents.
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