LiverpoolMaster
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It's a documented fact that fertility/sperm count in the developed world is on the wane. It isn't just a matter of physiological factors either - people seem to be choosing to have smaller families. Presumably, the greater the affluence around, the less people are inclined to share it with offspring. Whatever, one thing seems clear: ever fewer babies are being produced.
Great for the environment, maybe, but what about the economy? What about having enough working-age taxpayers around to fund the pensions and benefits of an ageing population?
The government, having been warned about this demographic time bomb for years and doing nothing (as is usually the case) finally wakes up and panics. Increased child/family subsidies and tax breaks don't deem to have any effect.
What ethical lines might have to be crossed, with newly-legalised sanction, to produce the necessary buns in ovens? Any pleasantly erotic ideas?
Great for the environment, maybe, but what about the economy? What about having enough working-age taxpayers around to fund the pensions and benefits of an ageing population?
The government, having been warned about this demographic time bomb for years and doing nothing (as is usually the case) finally wakes up and panics. Increased child/family subsidies and tax breaks don't deem to have any effect.
What ethical lines might have to be crossed, with newly-legalised sanction, to produce the necessary buns in ovens? Any pleasantly erotic ideas?