South Korea Sees Marriage Bump for First Time in Over a Decade
South Korea Sees Marriage Bump for First Time in Over a Decade
open.substack.com South Korea Sees Marriage Bump for First Time in Over a Decade
In a notable shift, South Korea experienced its first annual increase in marriages in more than ten years, with data revealing nearly 194,000 unions in 2023. This development comes as a break from a longstanding downward trend in marriage rates within the country.
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It's the same in other Asian countries. They are targeting for "dragon babies": marry in 2023, make babies in 2024.
3They better get busy and solve South Korea's age problem.
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