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You can more subtle about that. For example since 2007 Russia started to pay “Mother’s capital” for each child born after a first one. ~$10k for a kid. China
by coolspot 6y ago
You can more subtle about that.
For example since 2007 Russia started to pay “Mother’s capital” for each child born after a first one.
~$10k for a kid.
China has enough money to give away.
- inglor_cz 6y agoHungary has tax bonuses for mothers of bigger families. This is a policy constructed to encourage the middle class to breed, unlike the "just give money for each child", which would be more of an incentive for the non-working underclass. Total Fertility Rate in Hungary has grown from abysmal 1.2 to still bad 1.55 or so, still far from simple reproduction, but at least it goes in different direction from most of the developed world.