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9 November, 00:35

What did Europe do to solve under population?

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  1. 9 November, 01:52
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    (1) A one-time bonus: the government provides parents with a fixed sum of money, as in Russia, where each family receives a bonus of $9,600 following the birth of a second child and any subsequent children.

    (2) A parental leave program, allowing parents to stop work after a child is born, as in Sweden where either the mother (or the father) can take 480 days of parental leave with guaranteed reemployment.

    (3) A government subsidy for a set period of time, often pegged to the parental leave program, as in Sweden, where the mother can receive 80% of her salary during the period of leave.

    (4) Government-run daycare centers that take babies to preschool-aged children, as in France and Sweden.

    (5) Small monthly subsidies for dependent children, called, in German-speaking countries, "Kindergeld."
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