The South Korean government, faced with a declining birth rate and an ageing population, has launched several initiatives to encourage a new baby boom. Acknowledging the existential threat facing the country, employers are now getting in on the act by pledging millions in bonuses if staff have children.
How much is a baby worth? A pressing question in South Korea
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