부부 들이여, 오늘 밤에는 ..

남의 일일까 강 건너 불 구경꺼리일까 지금도 늘어만 가는

외국 노동인력, 전증하는 고령의 세대, 쫓기 전에 발등상에

불 떨어지 전에 "연정"이를 찾기 전에 역사 남을 이런 일들을,

그래 솔선하자 난 오늘 밤 할 것이다.

프랑스정부는 얘기 셋을 낳는 부모에게 금융헤택을 주기로했다. 가족의 생활이나 직무의 더 잘하기 위해 사람들을 도움으로 출산율을 올리기를 바라고 있다. 세째 아이 출산으로 직무를 안할 때 월 백만원을 주기로한 새 정책을 발표했다. 프랑스 국민이 자기가 원하는대로 얘기를 출산할 수 있도록 우리는 더 많은 혜택을 만들어야만 한다. 한 영인의 출산이 1.9명으로 유럽에서 아이랜드에 이어 두번째로 높으나 인구 감소를 막는 한여인의 출산 2.07명에는 아직도못미친다면서 이 제도는 2006 7월부터 시행된단다

France Offers Money to Third-Time Parents

Thu Sep 22,11:08 AM ET

PARIS - France announced financial incentives Thursday for parents to have a third child, hoping to boost its fertility rate by helping people to better juggle the demands of work and family life.

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A new measure will award $916 a month to parents who take one year's unpaid leave from work after the birth of a third child, Prime Minister Dominique de Villepin announced at the close of a national conference on families.

It will take effect in July 2006. De Villepin said he believed the measure will appeal to "numerous parents" and allow for a "better reconciliation of professional and family rhythms."

"We must do more to allow French families to have as many children as they want," the prime minister said.

France's fertility rate, at an average of 1.9 children per woman, is the second highest in Europe after Ireland's, around 2. But it is still below the 2.07 level needed to prevent population decline.The European Union average is around 1.5, dropping to less than 1.3 in some countries, including Greece, Spain, Italy and the new EU member nations in Eastern Europe where fertility rates dropped precipitously after the collapse of communism. Some experts fear that the decline in fertility rates across the continent could have far-reaching economic and social consequences.