Résultats des apéros débats autour de l'oeuvre « L'horloge biologique » qui ont eu lieu pendant les expos et partout dans le monde.
Résultats du débat - L'horloge biologique
Sunday, 08 January 2023Temps de lecture : 1 min
RESULTS
Below are the responses from all participants who have answered the questions since the questionnaire was created. These results combine responses from all countries, all men and women, and all age groups.
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L'horloge biologique
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1. No more babies?
With 1.8 children per woman, the birth rate is at its lowest since 1946. Should the French be encouraged to have more children?
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2. Surrogacy?
In France, women have gained the right to have children on their own—should men be granted this same right?
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3. More MAP?
According to INSEE, 40.9% of French people are single. Two out of three are women. Should these women be encouraged to have children on their own?
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4. Why so late?
In France, women have their first child on average at age 31. Why is this age increasing every year?
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5. Stay-at-home husbands?
From the age of 30, men are offered good career opportunities, but this is also the age when women want to have their first child. Should men be encouraged to give up their career opportunities to have children?
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6. Housewives?
Since the sexual revolution of the 60s, women have been having fewer children but have greater economic independence. Should women be encouraged to prioritise their desire for children over their careers?
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7. Why are we no longer having children?
On average 13.5% of women and 21% of men will never have children, yet only 4.3% of women and 6.3% of men say they do not want children. How do you explain this gap between the desire for children and reality?
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8. Too Many Abortions?
In France, there are on average 230,000 abortions per year for 750,000 births. 31% of pregnancies are terminated. Is abortion responsible for the drop in the birth rate?
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9. Is Climate Change to Blame?
A growing portion of young people no longer want to have children to preserve the planet. Are these environmentalists responsible for the decline in birth rates?
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10. Immigration?
To combat population ageing, some countries like Germany choose the solution of immigration. Should the number of migrants be increased?
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11. A pro-natalist policy?
Fertility is generally higher in Northern Europe than in Southern Europe, thanks to pro-natalist policies. With 1.8 children per woman, France tops this ranking. Should we review our pro-natalist policy?
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