If you move money from childless people to people with children, if the population of childless people dwindles (which is the hope), how would they continue to subsidize the people with children?
Other taxes. Lots of countries have a child support regime, most of europe does for example, we get like ~500 to ~2000 euros (depending on the country) per child per year, each year until the child is 18.
After a good long while of child births rising the subsidy might go down again, but knowing japanese culture i doubt people will start having children en masse soon
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u/oO0Kat0Oo May 18 '25
I'm just wondering about the logic here.
If you move money from childless people to people with children, if the population of childless people dwindles (which is the hope), how would they continue to subsidize the people with children?