About 40 per cent of Gen X or millennial respondents said they themselves do not expect the next generation to carry on the family line.
SINGAPORE: With statistics showing that Singaporeans have begun to delay the age at which they have children, with the situation worsening over the past ten years, a new survey has found that a whopping 40 per cent of young Singaporeans do not expect the next generation to have children.
Researchers have noted that there has been a sizeable 30 per cent increase in the number of Double-Income-No-Kids, or DINK, families, over the past eight years. A Channel 8 survey released on Thursday suggests that this number will only increase in the future.
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