Generally speaking, young people under the age of 20 are more likely to get married and have children, which is also conducive to improving the country's fertility rate. Studies have shown that the pregnancy rate and delivery rate are generally higher in countries that reduce the legal age of marriage, so reducing the legal age of marriage can promote the fertility rate.
In addition, lowering the legal age of marriage is also helpful to improve the quality of independent life of young couples. First, young couples can get married earlier, which makes it easier for them to form independent families. Secondly, getting married early gives young couples more time to earn money and raise children, which is also conducive to improving the quality of family life.
Generally speaking, lowering the legal age of marriage will be more conducive to raising the fertility rate, but it will also cause some problems. First of all, although lowering the legal age of marriage can alleviate the pressure of some young couples, it may also increase some social problems, such as the breakdown of marriage and the education of children. Secondly, the state needs better services and policies to support young couples, such as children's education and medical care, so that they can have a good parent-child relationship and family environment.
To sum up, lowering the legal age for marriage can improve the fertility rate, but it is not always effective. On this issue, it is necessary to conduct more research to determine how much the legal age can be lowered to effectively increase the fertility rate. At the same time, the government should also take some other measures, such as implementing policies to reduce the family burden, improve the economic situation, and provide effective family planning information to help couples better control their lives.
Original link: Huaihuai Station