How Much of the Declining Birth Rates Is a Fiat Phenomenon? \ Stacker News ~AskSN
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Housing Shortage Further Reduces Birth Rate in the Netherlands, 'Young People Postpone Parenthood'
The tight housing market is further depressing the declining birth rate in the Netherlands, according to research by Statistics Netherlands. People in regions with the highest house prices have the fewest children.
How much of the declining birth rates is a fiat phenomenon? \ stacker news ~AskSN
On the one hand, I feel the destruction of people's ability to save is a big part of the problem. People aren't going to want to have kids if they can't afford a place to live or feel like they have stability in their lives. Food and shelter are basics, and fiat inflation + the fiat practice of using real estate as investments is to blame. It makes the idea of having kids quite scary. shit, I have kids and thoughts of the world they will inherit…
Tenants in pricier areas postpone starting families because they can't find a home
Women living in pricier neighborhoods are, on average, less likely to have a child. This applies especially to tenants. “Women who cannot make the step to an owner-occupied home in expensive regions postpone having children more often,” Statistics Netherlands (CBS) and the Netherlands Interdisciplinary Demographic Institute (NIDI) reported.
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