The Challenges of Delaying Parenthood and Societal Implications

Delaying parenthood can lead to a rising trend in fertility issues, posing a risk to society's future population levels. The concept of replacement rate highlights the necessity for at least 2.1 children per reproductive age woman to maintain a stable population. Moreover, lower birth rates in countries like the US, Korea, and Japan could threaten the working population and tax base. Encouraging and supporting couples in having children can be vital for a society's health and economic stability, thereby justifying investments in programs that facilitate parenthood.

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