Global Birth Rates Decline Simultaneously Amid Economic and Social Shifts
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- •Smartphone adoption has increased globally in the past decade, coinciding with a sharp drop in birth rates.
- •Economic challenges and changing social norms continue to influence family planning decisions.
- •Access to education and contraception remains a key factor in reducing birth rates worldwide.
- •Declining birth rates contribute to aging populations and increased pressure on social welfare systems.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If governments implement policies encouraging higher birth rates then population decline may slow, easing future labor shortages and social welfare pressures.
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