The Economics of Population Replacement: Child-Rearing Costs, Household Burden, Public Subsidies, Fertility, and the Fiscal Value of Future Generations
Abstract
This study examines whether children represent a financial benefit or cost, whether ordinary households can afford children without government support, how governments subsidize child-rearing, and whether these policies influence fertility and population replacement.
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