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France's Lowest Birth Rate Since WW2
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Decline in Birth Rates Across Europe
Declining Birth Rates in France
France's Birth Rate Hits Record Low
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France experiences a significant decrease in birth rate, reaching its lowest level since World War Two, with 678,000 births in 2023, down by 7% from the previous year and 20% since its peak in 2020. The average number of children per mother fell to 1.68, the lowest in three decades, attributed to various factors including government policies, tax breaks, and economic concerns.
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How does the low birth rate in France compare to other European countries and its implications for the region?
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