Singapore’s ‘Three or More’ policy: The first five years

Abstract

"Although this article does not attempt a full evaluation of the 'selectively pro-natalist' national population policy of Singapore, it does bring out some indicative findings useful for assessing the effects of the policy on fertility. It finds that, while the new policy has succeeded in increasing the annual number of births, the total fertility rate still remains under two children per woman."

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