Low birth rates occur when the number of live births per woman falls below the replacement level of about 2.1. Governments and economists use this metric to forecast labor shortages, aging populations, and economic strain. Policymakers benefit by adjusting immigration, family incentives, and healthcare planning to mitigate long-term societal impacts.
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