People who talk about demographic crises seem to forget that populations grow in a S-shaped curve with things leveling out when resources become scarce. The re

People who talk about demographic crises seem to forget that populations grow in a S-shaped curve with things leveling out when resources become scarce. The reasons cited for the crisis are "demanding work cultures, stagnating wages, rising costs of living, changing attitudes toward marriage and gender equality, and rising disillusionment among younger generations." This rhymes a lot with scarce resources: people lack the time and money to raise kids. So maybe 1 more day off helps alleviate lack of time, but lack of money might persist if wages scale with hours worked.