Singapore Faces Gaps in Addressing Falling Birth Rates
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A recent commentary highlights missing elements in Singapore's discussion on its declining birth rates. The issue matters as sustained low birth rates can affect the country's future workforce and economic growth. The debate lacks focus on long-term social support and policies that effectively encourage family formation.
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- •Singapore has experienced a continuous decline in birth rates over recent years.
- •Current public discussions emphasize economic incentives but overlook broader social factors.
- •The government has introduced measures to support families but challenges remain in reversing the trend.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸Singaporean policymakers introduce comprehensive social support policies alongside financial incentives birth rates may stabilize or increase, benefiting the future labor market and economic stability
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