South Korean Businesses Offer Incentives for Babies Amid Demographic Crisis

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Hyejin Kim
1 min read
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South Korean businesses are taking extraordinary measures in response to the looming demographic crisis. To counter the declining birth rates, companies are offering substantial financial incentives to encourage employees to start families. The escalating issue of population decline has prompted creative solutions, with some businesses reportedly providing as much as $75,000 in financial support for employees who have a child. This drastic initiative reflects the severity of the demographic crisis and the urgency felt by businesses to address it. While the effectiveness of these incentives remains to be seen, it highlights the gravity of South Korea's demographic challenges and the innovative responses being pursued.

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