Would you use an artificial womb? (I would)

First of all thank you very much for this video, it really made me think about this topic. Here are my thoughts:

Let’s assume that is possible to develop fetuses outside the uterus - important elements are missing in this development. The fetus is able to hear sounds in the second trimester, and earlier it feels the vibrations of the mother's voice, feels the heartbeat, even the sound of digestion - this is already a form of communication with the mother and cannot be replaced artificially.

If we would be able to chose an artificial womb, how many children could we have? Unlimited amount? Limited? One per couple? Or would it be only available for wealthy people? Maybe like a privilege? Or maybe only for those highly educated? Obviously it could not be an option for everyone. This is way more complex. 

Also please keep in mind that our planet capacity is limited and in the past 70 years the number of people almost quadrupled!
Artificial wombs (no deaths during labor, all children survives pregnancy, no deaths from transplants) -> increasing population -> increasing pollution (both air and food) -> increasing infertility rates and miscarriages.
Even right now the pollution is huge, we eat processed food (unhealthy), infertility and the number of miscarriages are both increasing. Maybe is a way of nature to keep a balance?
Nothing happens without a reason, it is proven that babies born in polluted cities have a lower birth weight and a smaller head circumference, which makes them more likely not to survive.  
Studies also show that more children are born via c-section, because women with narrow pelvis in the past used to die during childbirth (along with their babies) and those genes were not passed on. Now we may be heading to a point where natural birth is no longer possible. What long term consequences an artificial womb could cause? 

Not having to go through pregnancy sounds like heaven, but would it be really beneficial?