Re:Japan wants 85% of men to take paternity leave but they’r...
by LikesPwsh on Tuesday March 28, 2023 @08:31AM
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Increased education requirements to not live in poverty is the #1 reason in my opinion.
When parents expected young children to perform unpaid manual labor the net cost of upbringing was negligible or even profitable.
Now many people only start earning at 21 or later, and aren't even able to support their parents at the point due to the huge size of mortgage and college loans.
When parents expected young children to perform unpaid manual labor the net cost of upbringing was negligible or even profitable.
Now many people only start earning at 21 or later, and aren't even able to support their parents at the point due to the huge size of mortgage and college loans.