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Singapore offers large child bonuses amid falling birth rate

Singapore is offering bonuses of up to $70,000 per child as the government attempts to reverse a sharp decline in births.

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The demographic trend could affect Singapore’s future workforce and fiscal pressures.

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  1. Singapore, bonus fino a 70mila dollari per ogni figlio: così il governo prova a fermare il crollo delle nascite ↗blitzquotidiano.it · Recorded source date: Sep 6, 2026, 2:47 PM UTC

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