This Al Jazeera piece talks about the financial incentives being offered by the South Korean government because of a declining birth rate and the long term impact of that on the population and economy.
How likely is it that such pronatal policies will result in a significant enough growth in the population to make it worth the cost?
And is that money enough of an incentive given the actual cost of raising a child.
South Korea has the world's lowest fertility / birth rate.
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