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Hong Kong has a serious population aging problem, and its fertility rate has decreased over the past three decades. A survey reveals that Hongkongers' lack of fertility intentions is mainly due to financial pressure, long working hours, and housing problems. A low fertility rate will have a profound impact on the overall social structure and economic development of a country. In what ways should the government formulate a long-term population policy? And what can be done to encourage the younger generation to have children?
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- 문화 - Culture
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- childbirth, fertility rate, financial pressure
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