I think we've come to opposite conclusions. Fewer children increases unequality. Less children means, that inheritance does not spread across several people. T

I think we've come to opposite conclusions. Fewer children increases unequality. Less children means, that inheritance does not spread across several people. To the contrary, it consolidates within an ever shrinking size of the population. And because as of today it's capital ownership and not work that makes you rich (with few exceptions), higher demand for work might not be enough to offset this development.