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Letters: To talk about fertility, first talk about economic risk
Young families in Louisiana delay childbearing due to financial risks tied to motherhood, with proposals for education credits and workforce reentry programs to ease caregiving penalties.
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NolaLetters: To talk about fertility, first talk about economic risk
Everyone is suddenly talking about America’s falling birth rate. Politicians propose tax credits or cultural renewal. But if we want to talk about fertility honestly, we need to talk about economic risk.
·Baton Rouge, United States
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Also in a debate that deals with private and value-based choices, it is important to have a common and correct knowledge base.
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