I don't see how this problem is even solvable on the macro
scale.
Birth rates to my knowledge has always ran inversely
proportional to the educational level of women.
What angel said is right, there's no direct economical advantage
to having a kid in an urban setting it can even be viewed as a
burden. Plus, men get all the fun in the baby making process while
the women are left to deal with the hormone inbalance, nausea and
labour pain.
wha, first time, someone agreed with me, wow!!! hug hug you.
anyway, the education level had make us stronger and
independent, we dun need to depend on our male counterpart to make
a living, in fact, some of us are much more better than them. Tho
we may drive with constant braking, we gals are less skeptical to
corruption, more loyal, less drinking and entertaining, more focus
and objectives.
Even in relationship, we seek control over our male counterpart
otherwise dun expect us to be like our grannies who kowtow to
grandpas and give birth like a pig.