In the corridors of Beijing, policymakers toasted the implementation of the 2014 Two-Child Policy (TCP) to stem the tide of declining birth rates. But the popping champagne may have drowned out another sound: the swelling crescendo of the housing boom. A new study, "Do housing booms reduce fertility intentions? Evidence
The guy who wrote this stuff, also wrote about some countries that managed to reverse their fertility rate declines, so while the population will decline, I don’t think it’s hopeless for countries to start reversing the damage.
I can think of no country that has reversed course once the decline started.
I do not see China (or any country) changing that in less than a generation.
The guy who wrote this stuff, also wrote about some countries that managed to reverse their fertility rate declines, so while the population will decline, I don’t think it’s hopeless for countries to start reversing the damage.
But China? Yeah, they are screwed
Do you have a link?
Yes, here is one
https://stop-population-decline.ghost.io/re-familisation-czech-republic-shows-the-west-how-to-reverse-fertility-rate-decline/?utm_id=social
cheers. I’ll have to read more on what the Czech Republic has implemented.