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I generally agree with you. However, I would look at the $30k as a get started fund. Stroller, baby clothes, diapers, crib, etc. I think it would go a long ways
by iJohnDoe 2y ago
I generally agree with you. However, I would look at the $30k as a get started fund. Stroller, baby clothes, diapers, crib, etc. I think it would go a long ways if it was spent wisely.
This is something the US should do. US would probably tax the $30k though.
- hn_throwaway_99 2y agoIt still doesn't really change the equation though. For people that want to have children, it's a nice bonus. But for people that don't want to have kids, it isn't changing anyone's mind, so if the purpose is actually to raise the birth rate, it's a failure on its face.
- votepaunchy 2y agoMight nudge families to have another child, though. And of course the US pays $36,000 per child (tax free) via the child tax credit.