Difference Between Anti And Anti-Natalism

What is Anti and Pro Natalism

Natalism is a term derived from the Latin word “birth”. Natalism is used to either help promote childbirth and parenthood or to reduce it; Pro-natalism is used for many social reasons and to ensure national continuance. Natalism in a public policy is usually used to make financial and social reasons for couples to reproduce, this would include providing a tax that would help provide for child support. "Singapore." Pro-natalism is very common in countries such as France, Denmark and Singapore.

Countries that want to reduce population and human reproduction are called an Anti-Natalist country. The countries use anti-natalism to sole demographic problems such as the reduction of food and energy resources and overpopulation. These kinds of systems are required to either help a country’s population. If a country’s population is very low the country or the ratio between the youth and the elderly is very high on the elderly side the country will use pro-natalist policies either to encourage or enforce couples to reproduce, like for example Singapore. If a county has a very high population and the ratio between the youth and the elderly is to high on the youthful side then the country will use the anti-natalist policy to encourage family planning or to enforce a strict limit of children much like China’s “One-Child” policy. Anti-natalist policies are commonly used in places like China and Bangladesh.

Brief History on Singapore

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