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Having More Children Could Exempt South Korean Men From Mandatory Military Service, Here's Why

The move is seen as the South Korean government's effort to boost the nation's ailing birth rate. ....

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South Korea: Why having more children might be ticket to exemption from mandatory military service

South Korea is reportedly ‘reviewing’ plans to allow men to avoid conscription if they have three or more babies before they turn 30. The measure comes as the country is making efforts to boost its falling population as well as tackle a declining marriage rate ....

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How do you convince people to have babies?

BBC News
By Stephanie Hegarty
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image captionChina is under pressure to boost measures for couples to have more babies and avert a population decline
In the past two weeks two global superpowers have had to face an unsettling reality - census results in the US and in China indicate that both countries are likely to start shrinking in population much sooner than they thought.
That s because fertility rates are falling fast. As that happens, the population gets older, which can stand in the way of economic growth. It s something governments are usually keen to avoid.
China and the US are not at that point yet. But they could learn from other countries that are already thinking about how to boost fertility. ....

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