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The global decline in birth rates is driven by a complex combination of skyrocketing housing and childcare costs that make raising a family financially out of reach for many, shifting social dynamics and dating cultural hurdles that lead young adults to prioritise their education, careers, and personal autonomy, a growing normalisation of the childfree lifestyleContinue reading “No Cradle, No Capital, No Kids”