🎙️ South Korean companies are offering workers up to $72,000 to have babies in an effort to boost the nation’s declining population.Are cash incentives enough to solve the problem?We explore on on today’s Big Take Asia podcast. ⤵️ https://t.co/HG4DWTut5g ...

Population Crisis & Incentives - South Korean companies are offering workers up to $72,000 (72 thousand USD) to have babies [1] - The incentive aims to boost the nation's declining population [1] Key Question - The report explores whether cash incentives are sufficient to solve the declining population problem [1]

Demographic Trends - Declining population is highlighted as a critical global issue [1] - Once birth rates decline in a country, reversing the trend is historically difficult [1]