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    Il tasso di fertilità in collasso della Turchia.

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    1. Adorable-Puff on

      Is there a particular reason for it? Because Turkey had high HDI for decades now I think yet fertility rates did not change this fast no?

    2. ErotikTospa on

      Damn, all this low fertility rate like the well progressed economies

      And we don’t even have an economy

      Truly a wonder of a country I’m living in 🤣

    3. Affectionate_Cat293 on

      1.47 is crazy. As a comparison, Japan’s fertility rate in 2022 is 1.3.

    4. Vlasterx on

      Dictatorial regimes and lack of hope will do this to population.

    8. Falcao1905 on

      Solve the economic crisis and watch this go up again. Turks do not have the mentality of Europeans, most Turks want kids.

    9. KnightsAtTheCircus on

      Turkish women also want more in life than changing nappies and taking care of a manchild, I guess.

    10. Dardanelles17 on

      Even Kurds and Syrians can’t make it up for the rest of the population.

    11. Much_News_4107 on

      So much the better. May it collapse all over, may we die out and pollute the poor earth no longer.

    14. Aware-Guard2430 on

      ekonomi o kadar kötü ki kendimize bakamıyoruz birde çocuk mu yapacağız

    16. Critical_Foot_5503 on

      Great!! I love seeing this happen across the world

    17. Isotheis on

      One of the worst color schemes for colorblind people. I can infer from the title, but it’s very hard for me to tell apart ‘very high’ and ‘low’, and ‘close’ and ‘insufficient’.

    18. sleepyzane1 on

      but their follicle replacement rate…. forget about it.

    21. AustrianAhsokaTano on

      How widespread is cousin marrige still in Turkey? In Austria we see the highest rate of cousin marriages in the Turkish immigrant group, but that could be a phenomenon where the immigrants cling to old traditions while those in the “motherland” have already moved on.

    22. XscytheD on

      I wonder if there is a correlation between places where is more expensive to live with the low fertility rate

    23. GamerGuyAlly on

      This is global at this point.

      Can’t just keep gouging people for profit and force both family members to work and expect things to change.

      And thats before people start to consider the ethical nature of bringing a child into the world in its current state.

    24. CapablePool7283 on

      Plot twist: they are giving birth to children everywhere in Europe. When they are grown up they will stick to their roots and cancel current culture in Europe.

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