Global Birth Rate Decline Poses Severe Risks, Says Stephen J. Shaw

Stephen J. Shaw claims that the global decline in birth rates poses severe risks, stating that no nation has successfully recovered from long-term low birth rates. He points out that many women are unaware of their decreasing chances of motherhood as they age, with a woman turning 30 without a child having at most a 50% chance of ever becoming a mother.

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