News Forum - Thailand’s birth rate drops 81% over 74 years, surpasses Japan

[Thaiger]

Thailand is now ranked among the top three countries globally experiencing the most significant decline in birth rates, with an 81% drop over the past 74 years. This dramatic decrease has seen Thailand surpass Japan in this regard, highlighting a widespread global issue of shrinking populations. Various factors such as economic conditions, environmental pollution, and … …

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[Fanta]

Take a machete to government spending to reduce taxes then the sole earner can provide for his family and the wife can stay at home and take care of numerous offspring. 

[rattlesnake]

What is the decline percentage since 2021?

[Fanta]

51 minutes ago, rattlesnake said:

What is the decline percentage since 2021?

https://www.macrotrends.net/global-metrics/countries/THA/thailand/population 

[Thaidup]

Not in my village, but I will ad that the women here are very attractive babies all over the place

No McDonalds or KFC for 50 ks from here.? And the drinking water is naturally pumped then ultraviolet filtered.

[Khunmark]

On 12/10/2024 at 6:04 AM, Fanta said:

Take a machete to government spending to reduce taxes then the sole earner can provide for his family and the wife can stay at home and take care of numerous offspring. 

It’s unlikely he’s paying tax in the first place, unless he’s a government employee.

[Fanta]

2 hours ago, Khunmark said:

It’s unlikely he’s paying tax in the first place, unless he’s a government employee.

Taxes required to fund government spending drives inflation. Reduce taxes = more money in the public’s pocket = more babies. 

“In 2023, the revenue generated from personal income tax in Thailand amounted to approximately 395.7 billion Thai baht” 

https://www.statista.com/statistics/1125613/thailand-personal-income-tax-revenue/
 

 

[Khunmark]

9 hours ago, Fanta said:

Taxes required to fund government spending drives inflation. Reduce taxes = more money in the public’s pocket = more babies. 

“In 2023, the revenue generated from personal income tax in Thailand amounted to approximately 395.7 billion Thai baht” 

https://www.statista.com/statistics/1125613/thailand-personal-income-tax-revenue/
 

One of the two following scenarios is true when it comes to making babies in Thailand;

’Darling I’ve just generated a balance sheet of this months income statement and we are financially in a position to have a child’.

’Whoops, I forgot to get off at Waterloo.’