Is America Destined for a Future Without Children?
The Political Scene | The New Yorker
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Declining Birth Rates: A Societal Shift
This chapter examines the societal implications of declining birth rates, focusing on the absence of children in urban environments and changing cultural attitudes toward parenthood. The discussion highlights the challenges faced by countries like South Korea and the U.S., including economic theories around family dynamics and the effectiveness of government interventions. Ultimately, it reflects on the broader consequences for the economy, labor force, and potential solutions to these pressing demographic challenges.
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