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Seems to me that that's a typical Japanese/Singaporean/Scandinavian problem - if it manifests in other places due to rising quality of living and high societal
by noisy_boy 6y ago
Seems to me that that's a typical Japanese/Singaporean/Scandinavian problem - if it manifests in other places due to rising quality of living and high societal costs associated with offspring, I'll probably have a different set of worries.
- piva00 6y agoWhy single out Scandinavians given that Scandinavia has one of the highest fertility rates in the EU? It doesn't really feel like a Scandinavian problem but a Western Europe issue, it's much deeper in places such as Southern Europe than Scandinavia (Sweden + Denmark), Spain, Italy, Portugal are running a much deeper demographical crisis than here in Scandinavia.