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Managing population (France (Pro-natal government incentives (Success?…

- - - - Fertility rate remained low until 1990s
      - France has the highest fertility rates in Europe throughout 21st century
      - Evidence that fertility may have fallen again in recent years
      - Despite incentive many women still choose to study and work before starting a family
      - Long term measures inspires confidence in public
      - Support may encourage single parent families
      - Population still ageing / dependency ration still high
      - Schemes are arguably not cost effective
- - - - Child care
      - Education
      - Financial incentives
      - Healthcare
    - - Orphaned girls
      - More girls aborted
        
        'Little emperor' syndrome/ Men outnumber women
      - Female infanticide
      - Increased dependency ratio/ageing population
      - Resisted in rural areas
        
        Possible civil unrest
    - - Fertility rate reduced to 1.6 children per woman leaving to 0.7% population growth
      - An estimated reduction in population of 400 million
      - Possible links to improvement in GDP and rise of middle class