Way, way too big. Like why they'd want that is beyond me, especially India.Say India and China purse natalist policies from 1949 to the modern day
How large could their populations be by the modern day.
It has?The entire developed world has been pursuing natalist policies since the 1970s. It has had no impact.
The entire developed world has been pursuing natalist policies since the 1970s. It has had no impact.
It has been pursued, governments have increased funding for childcare, expanded tax credits for families with kids, expanded maternity leave among other thingsthe second.
Is that your suggestion or are you claiming India or the Indian Subcontinent have such a population?India probably has 2 billion people.
These programs have not had the success imagined by the proponents of these proposals. The most important natalist policy is the desire of the individual to have children, many westerners just don't want children. But most of the population in developed countries want children, just not to many, most want 1 or 2 children.It has been pursued, governments have increased funding for childcare, expanded tax credits for families with kids, expanded maternity leave among other things
Is that your suggestion or are you claiming India or the Indian Subcontinent have such a population?
China historically did until Mao's death.Say India and China purse natalist policies from 1949 to the modern day
How large could their populations be by the modern day.