Europe's baby bust: what problem?

A year or in like manner ago, economic analysts were frantic about Europe's "baby bust," an idea that appears to have travelled across the Atlantic from the United States. They advised that we must "bre for Europe" or import millions of immigrants to forestall economic collapse owed to rising pension obligations and a shrinking workforce.

These proposals are now recognized as politically unacceptable. Moreover, they provide no solutions. Falling birth rates and aging populations are nothing fresh to Europe: life expectancies have doubled in les than sum of two units hundred years, and birth rates have been falling for more than a hundred

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