Jetan wrote:Honestly, we should advocate all three. Women should be encouraged to have more children than they currently do (atleast 2 per woman on average to quarantee the population size, preferably a little more for some growth), while also making adoptions from foreign countries easier and establishing a responsible immigration programs. Incentivise skilled and relatively proggressive (for easier integration) immigration, and focusing on integration of those immigrants and the refugees that are taken in (as better off countries we should take in refugees, altough only in such numbers that we can succesfully integrate them without undue issues).
An average two children per woman (which would mean that many women would need to have three or more children, realistically) is wholly unsustainable and absurd.
This just means the existing problem of large number of elderly people requiring state support and medical resources will increase dramatically in the future. Birth rates are low in western developed countries because they don't need to be high.
Eventually, the baby boomer elderly will die off and the issue will be mostly resolved.




