Population Decline: Why Governments Pay People To Have Kids

Does Paying People to Have Babies Fix Population Decline? 👶💰

Birth rates around the world are plummeting, and countries are getting desperate. From Singapore and Australia to South Korea and Russia, governments are handing out cash incentives—sometimes up to $10,000 per child—to encourage families to have more babies. But is this strategy actually working? Or is it just a temporary band-aid on a much bigger economic problem?

In this video, we break down the real reason governments are paying people to have kids, the economic impact of declining birth rates, and whether financial incentives actually increase long-term fertility rates. Plus, we look at case studies from Australia, South Korea, Japan, and Russia to see what’s working—and what’s failing.

Is this the solution to population collapse, or is money not enough to fix the baby bust? Let’s dive in.
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Timestamps
0:00 Intro
0:46 Why Do Countries Pay for Babies
3:10 Case Study: Australia
5:25 Case Study: South Korea
7:08 Do Baby Bonus Payments Work?

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