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Its actually a good sign.... whats the benefit of having more kids and 1 bread earner?
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@Pakistanisage @Cheetah786 : I think I will bite the bullet & take the plunge for the greater glory of Pakistan !
My 4 wives....here I come; we've got a fertility rate to increase !
May God bless your wife
I recently saw a chart regarding the Fertility rate of Pakistani women and noticed something alarming. The fertility rate has been dropping drastically since year 2000. According to this chart, the fertility rate of Pakistani women has dropped from 4.56 in the year 2000 to 3.07 in 2012.
If this trend continues, it could affect the growth rates and the Economy of Pakistan.
Any thoughts ?
Pakistan - Total fertility rate - Historical Data Graphs per Year
We are not talking about Switzerland here. Your theory works only if the unemployment rates are very low. In Pakistan, the extra people don't have jobs. So leave alone supporting their parents, these youth are not able to support themselves. That is a great danger. Idle youth are the cause of law and order problems. Especially in a land charged with Islam.Generally what you said is true but we would not like this trend to continue. If you look at the trend line, it is plunging rapidly. A fertility rate below 2 spells trouble in terms of growth rates. Also then you get in a situation where most of your Population are old people and that affects the economy of a country.
With a pop between 200 and 230 million, and you are alarmed by the reduced fertility rate? With possibly up to a third of the children who will never have an opportunity to go to school?
I recently saw a chart regarding the Fertility rate of Pakistani women and noticed something alarming. The fertility rate has been dropping drastically since year 2000. According to this chart, the fertility rate of Pakistani women has dropped from 4.56 in the year 2000 to 3.07 in 2012.
If this trend continues, it could affect the growth rates and the Economy of Pakistan.
Any thoughts ?
Pakistan - Total fertility rate - Historical Data Graphs per Year