4 ms·
Do you have evidence for the second paragraph? The wealthiest countries are generally those with lower birth rates, although the very lowest fertility is in upp
by rendang 3y ago
Do you have evidence for the second paragraph? The wealthiest countries are generally those with lower birth rates, although the very lowest fertility is in upper-middle income regions like Eastern Europe and E Asia
- DHPersonal 3y agoSweden doesn't have exactly the things that was mentioned, but it is far more supportive of parents than the United States: https://www.norden.org/en/info-norden/parental-benefit-sweden https://www.norden.org/en/info-norden/parental-benefit-swede...
- Brusco_RF 3y agoAnd how does their fertility rate compare? Actually I'll tell you, Sweden's is 1.66, the USA is 1.64. South Sudan, the poorest country in the world, is 4.54
- DHPersonal 3y agoSouth Sudan's infant mortality rate is also significantly higher than either Sweden or the US.