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The U.S. is seeing a decline in birth rates, attributed to several factors such as inadequate paid leave, discrimination against pregnant workers, high childcare costs, wage disparities, and strict abortion laws. These elements are believed to affect women's decisions regarding motherhood.
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The U.S. is seeing a decline in birth rates, attributed to several factors such as inadequate paid leave, discrimination against pregnant workers, high childcare costs, wage disparities, and strict abortion laws. These elements are believed to affect women's decisions regarding motherhood.
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U.S. Birth Rate Decline Attributed to Multiple Factors