Population implications and Case studies
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- Implications of population change
- Pro-natalists (FRANCE)
- 1939 - Code de la famille - financial incentives, subsidized holidays, banned contraception
- More recently - Longer maternity on nearly full pay, high child benefits, Pensions schemes, improved tax for large families
- Better NHS, Education and support for elderly
- Anti-natalists (CHINA)
- 1974 - later,longer, fewer
- 74-90 - One child policy, cash bonus, granny police.
- Little emporer syndrome
- 2013 policies relaxed as worried about 421 (granny,parents,child)
- Socio-enconomic
- Increased unemployment, lower standards of living, famine.
- Environmental
- Overuse of injury, desertification, extintion
- Source Area
- lose young skilled adults, old and females left.
- reduced unemployment, pressure on resources, better opportunities for those left, money sent home.
- Destination Area
- Increased pressure on services, (health, homes) segregated communities, Racism.
- Take less attractive jobs, multi-ethnic society (Curry mile - Manchester)
- Pro-natalists (FRANCE)
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