Georgia's Pronatal Financial Incentives and their Impact on Fertility

In 2013, the government implemented pronatal financial incentives in Georgia, resulting in a significant increase in fertility./nThe government has provided ongoing support over the years, leading to a sustained increase in fertility for 15 years./nThe increase in fertility was not due to changes in women's fertility preferences or a rise in unintended pregnancies./nInstead, the average pregnancy was more likely to be perceived as intended, indicating a subjective shift in perception.