Is Hungary experiencing a policy-induced baby boom?
July 17, 2018
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CWN Editor's Note: “Hungary is not just experiencing a fertility spike; it’s winding back the clock on much of the fertility and family-structure transition that demographers have long considered inevitable,” according to the report. “Hungary is experiencing some fertility gains, probably at least partly as a result of a basket of policy changes including tax preferences, cash grants, loan subsidies, and constitutional protections.”
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