There&#x27;s a mildly amusing movie about the &#x27;70s Korean government&#x27;s attempt to reduce population growth in a rural village: <a href="http:&#x2F;&#x2F;asianwiki.com&#x2F;Mission_Sex_Control" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;asianwiki.com&#x2F;Mission_Sex_Control</a>
It shows some of the concepts that resulted in the stunted growth they&#x27;re addressing in the above linked article.<p>Nowadays the main issue appears to be that daycare is simply not affordable for the average young Korean couple, which is why you may see children still being raised by their grandparents instead. If the family is too far away, then the mother may give up her job until the children have entered school.