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Couples who share the housework are more likely to have children

In countries where family-related public spending is high, it is more common for men to help around the house. Image: Unsplash/ JESHOOTS.COM

Johnny Wood
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Fertility rates are lower in countries where women are responsible for the majority of household chores.
Fertility rates are lower in countries where women are responsible for the majority of household chores. Image: World Bank, OECD

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