Sweden demonstrates that higher female employment, particularly in positions where women's income can rise over her lifetime, encourages births.
South Korea might struggle to lift depressed fertility rates as low labor participation means lower household incomes. #KoreaNumberspic.twitter.com/mf2aYJvq9K
Sure if you want the state raising your children in government sponsored grooming centers…sorry, day care.
ChickenHead
2 years ago
What am I looking at here?
Swedish female workforce participation went down 1% and births per women went down .4.
I hope it doesn’t drop another 5%. If only 57% of Swedish women were working, some of them would have to kill their kids to make these nonsense statistics work.
Korean women had a 5% increase in employment and the birthrate dropped in half.
So somebody’s statistical conclusion is… more Korean women should work because… because… Sweden… sorta.
Sure if you want the state raising your children in government sponsored grooming centers…sorry, day care.
What am I looking at here?
Swedish female workforce participation went down 1% and births per women went down .4.
I hope it doesn’t drop another 5%. If only 57% of Swedish women were working, some of them would have to kill their kids to make these nonsense statistics work.
Korean women had a 5% increase in employment and the birthrate dropped in half.
So somebody’s statistical conclusion is… more Korean women should work because… because… Sweden… sorta.
Am I missing some aspect of this?
More women at work means more nooners w/o going home. Win-win.
“More women at work means more nooners w/o going home. Win-win.”
Depends on where you work.
If your company is woke, “gender is a construct”, “not all women are birthing people”, and “it’s OK for a woman to pee standing up”.
Then again… that could mean more nooners w/o going home.
You may be on to something.
Well… something incredibly gay…
…but still something.