Taiwan’s declining birthrate unlikely to be fixed by financial allowances, says Taipei Times

The Taipei Times reports on Taiwan’s persistent low birthrate. It argues that simple monetary allowances are insufficient. Demographic experts warn that deeper social factors drive the trend. The article notes that current policies focus on cash incentives. It points out limited impact of such measures on family planning. The piece calls for comprehensive reforms to address the issue. It highlights the need for childcare support and work‑life balance. Policymakers are urged to consider broader strategies beyond allowances.