We found that negative feelings about the future, especially about money and work, affected childbearing plans more for European migrants than for Swedish-born people. For non-European migrants, however, worries about the future seemed to make them more likely to want to have children soon

This study looks at how concerns about health and money during the pandemic influenced the decision to have children among migrants and Swedish-born people.

They faced higher death rates and more job and financial problems. In Sweden, the birth rate among migrants dropped in 2021, possibly due to their greater fear of health and financial risks from the pandemic.

Very nice article!
Here some data from Sweden...helping your argument
www.demographic-research.org/volumes/vol5...

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