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por Clara Chen
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It's no secret that people in Taiwan are having fewer babies than ever before . In fact , 2020 saw negative population growth for the first time , with around 10 , 000 fewer births than deaths . If birth rates don't rise , the country faces a future with shrinking and a disproportionate number of elderly people . However , this isn't the first time Taiwan has faced trouble with its fertility rate ? this matter has presented challenges since the mid - 20th century .

During the 1950s , the government promoted more births and the country experienced a baby boom . The total fertility rate ( TFR ) , measured by average births per child - bearing woman , hit a high of seven in 1951 and was still robust at 4 . 5 by 1966 . Much of the reason for this was parents' experiences of high child rates during their early lives , along with the traditional Chinese belief that having many was a moral triumph .
However , as Taiwan's population began consuming more and more resources , the government realized it may have bitten off more than it could chew . To slow population growth , it began family planning and contraception , with the slogan " One child is never too few , two is just enough " used to families to have fewer children . The campaign worked , and the TFR continued to drop until it fell below the replacement rate of two in the mid - 1980s . As births kept decreasing , though , the government faced a new problem ? one of an aging population . Officials began encouraging more births again in the late 1990s , but the number has only continued to , and it doesn't seem the trend will be reversed anytime soon .
Currently , Taiwan's TFR is among the lowest in the world . The introduction of family planning and government are only two of many factors that have contributed to Taiwan's low birth rates . Another social change that has had a major impact is the progress of women's rights . As more opportunities for higher education have opened up to women , more are choosing to careers outside the home and compete with men in the workplace . Their shifting goals and have caused many women to delay or reject marriage and thus not have children with partners . Even for young people who desire children , insecurity caused by low wages and the prohibitive cost of childcare make it difficult to start a family .
The lack of new babies is already having some visible effects on Taiwanese society . With a of schools across the island and not enough students to fill them , over 500 schools have already closed due to too many . In the near future , the cost of caring for an aged population will mean heavier financial burdens on taxpayers . To boost the birth rate , the government has more state - funded nurseries and subsidies for parents of newborn children . Whatever plans they've put in place , though , don't seem to be enough .
Taiwan's fertility problem is a issue ? we can point to many reasons why it's happening , and there is no single quick - fix solution to be seen . But one thing is for certain : in order to cope with Taiwan's changing population , both government and citizens need to not only contemplate long - term , meaningful solutions that remove for young people , but also look beyond the dependency raised birth rates .

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