(1)The golden time of Korea’s low birth rate has already ended.
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(2)the average number of births in the ’90s is around 700,000.
(3)More than 30 years later, the average number of births is around 200,000.
(4)So 700,000 people get married and give birth right away, 350,000 people.
(5)It’s the highest number, but the number of unmarried people increases and they don’t give birth.
(6)The problem is that I was born in the 00s.
(7)The average number of people born in the 2000s is around 400,000.
(8)300,000 people in the 10s.
(9)200,000 people in the 20s.
(10)In the 2030s, when the 00s turned 30s, 400,000 people were all born.
(11)200,000 people are born after marriage and childbirth, and that’s not possible;;
(12)The number of people who have children decreases absolutely, so whether the birth rate becomes 2 or 3,
(13)By the way, we can create a wealth of human capital up to the 90s.
(14)No birth rate formula = Number of newborns 15-49 years old Women 1000
(15)When a person born in the 2000s gets married and has four twins, 800,000 people will be born.
(16)The reality is that only half of the 200,000 people get married and give birth to half.
(17)About 30,000 people will be born.
(1)The golden time for low birthrates is over, and we shouldn’t just think about childbirth measures.image text translation
(2)It’s time to turn your eyes to something else. Develop artificial intelligence.
(3)We should do anything when we have the last power left, such as improving the quality of life for immigrants and measures for the elderly.
(4)Soon, if we reverse positions with developing countries, we will do nothing.
(5)There is a reason why Japan has a fertility rate of 128, but if it fails to rebound within three years, it is called the end of golden time, so if the absolute number of childbearing people decreases, it is meaningless to increase the fertility rate.
As if it means that the absolute number of the fertility population has decreased so much that it is impossible to recover, it will quickly converge to zero after 2030 with an average of 50,000 births per year.