Low birth rates risk slowing Sweden’s economic growth in the long term. This is according to two researchers behind the government’s report on future birth rates, which calls for reforms to make it easier to start a family.
The problem of low birth rates in Sweden is leading to a decline in the Swedish population. This, combined with a continued high influx of migrants—who generally have higher birth rates—has led to concerns that Swedes will eventually be replaced.
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