Apartments may not be enough. The demographic crisis is also a result of cultural changes
The project "Demography. Economy of Generations" by Rzeczpospolita examines how demographic changes affect Poland's economy. The declining working-age population and aging society will impact the labor market, public finances, and healthcare. Experts highlight the critical low birth rate and its implications for rural areas and small towns. Cultural shifts towards individualism and economic factors are seen as key reasons for low birth rates. Discussions emphasize the need for a change in narrative around parenthood and the importance of housing for young families. Immigration is noted as a potential mitigator of population decline, despite the challenges posed by depopulation.
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