Thats actually really concerning but it is tied to the economy. Just like with animals if there isn't enough food sources available then birthing rates reduce.
The world's economy was already massively impacted by wealth distribution and the fact that work does not allow people to raise families. Where does a family have the time? Today's world requires both parents to work with child care set at astronomical prices doubled down with a perceived ending world naturally birth rates will reduce.
Money and time is the problem yet no one is addressing it.
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Money is a part of the problem but it is not how you are describing. For many it is an issue yet we find that as countries grow economically fertility rates go down. Women choose to delay births/put them off altogether. This leads to lower rates ending up having an economic impact.
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Days have long changed when mum could stay home and be a house wife, not even dad can stay home. We're facing a world where incomes are at their highest but people are also time poor.
Things need to change, I was hoping COVID would unlock alot of that but unfortunately the city takes priority over humans and we are being ushered back in.
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