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This era of legal loopholes hidding people responsible from any sentence because they had the best paid lawyers need to end

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Ofc Pwc International didn't know of the risk of the 500m$ Real Estate Developer in Inner Mongolia

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But you're trying to tell me they didn't know about the largest and overleveraged Real Estate Developper?

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Give me a break

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Give 500k per child tmr and within 2y your TFR is way above 2.1

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See how this 2 issues compound: A thai citizen is 50k-70k usd in taxes; when you grow old while still poor it's a lot harder to fix

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Still they should try smt at their scale, 5k to 10k$

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Maybe the US can built a post consummer society by feeding the data centers and the majority of the population living of handouts but when you're pretty much anyone beside the petro state you better have people actually contributing to your economy

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Give 500k per child tmr and within 2y your TFR is way above 2.1

The US, France and Japan already give current citizen more than they contribute in lifetime taxes, so they're in the worst spot.
The US can hope for a fiscal bonanza and being reserve currency.
Japan has simply accepted to have its population going down
France is probably in the worst spot of all

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The easier solution (I didn't say easy) is immigration

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Give 500k per child tmr and within 2y your TFR is way above 2.1

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And it stays true at all income ladders except the highest ones If you're lower income, are you willing to have a second kid if it means they're cramped in the same room and you have to watch your monthly expense?

Those incentives should kick in at the 2nd child probably; not the first one.

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