Progression of countries has popularized the concept of the reduced family unit. In my view, this is because of the limited family time and urbanization. This would have negative impacts on society, such as, it would lower the happiness index and in the long run this would adversely effect balanced population growth.
Fist of all, the modern world economy demands people put long work hours in order to sustain. As countries progress the demand for competitive people increases, which purse people to tedious work for longer hours. This work-life imbalance has erupted to even mortalities, because of overworking, in developing countries. Therefore, due to this people are more focused towards their professional excellence rather than starting or expanding their family. Another factor of limited family size is because of cramped up space available in major cities. In earlier days, people used to live in spacious homes, but due to urbanization and limited space in cities they are bound to live in small apartment buildings.
Consequently, this would gravely affect the communities all around the globe. As people would tend towards living alone, or would have less number of children in comparison to before. It is the natural instinct of human being to reproduce, and if we are to oppose our natural needs, it would lower our emotional attachment to life itself. In recent studies, many scientists researched that in many developed countries the overall happiness index is much lower than those of poor countries, and the main factor behind is that in wealthier countries, people often spend more time in their professions and in pursuit of materialistic accumulation, rather than with their families. In concurrence with that, people are driven towards smaller family size, which eventually affects the population growth of the country. This is why many developed countries were forced to intake educated professionals via their immigration programs from the less developed countries. If they had not opened immigration, they would have faced a large labour shortage.
In conclusion, although with advantage of a developed country, came reduced household, which was caused mainly due to disrupted work-home relationship and urban method of living. This could be rectified by addressing the societal issues linked to this.
Progression of
countries
has popularized the concept of the
reduced
family
unit. In my view, this is
because
of the limited
family
time and urbanization. This would have
negative
impacts on society, such as, it would lower the happiness index and in the long run this would
adversely
effect
balanced population growth.
Fist of all, the modern world economy demands
people
put long work hours in order to sustain. As
countries
progress the demand for competitive
people
increases
, which purse
people
to tedious work for longer hours. This work-life imbalance has erupted to even
mortalities
,
because
of overworking, in developing
countries
.
Therefore
, due to this
people
are more focused towards their professional excellence
rather
than starting or expanding their
family
. Another factor of limited
family
size is
because
of cramped up space available in major cities. In earlier days,
people
used
to
live
in spacious homes,
but
due to urbanization and limited space in cities they
are bound
to
live
in
small
apartment buildings.
Consequently
, this would
gravely
affect the communities all around the globe. As
people
would tend towards living alone, or would have less number of children
in comparison
to
before
. It is the natural instinct of human being to reproduce, and if we are to oppose our natural needs, it would lower our emotional attachment to life itself. In recent studies,
many
scientists researched that in
many
developed
countries
the
overall
happiness index is much lower than those of poor
countries
, and the main factor behind is that in wealthier
countries
,
people
often
spend more time in their professions and in pursuit of materialistic accumulation,
rather
than with their
families
. In concurrence with that,
people
are driven
towards smaller
family
size, which
eventually
affects the population growth of the
country
. This is why
many
developed
countries
were forced
to intake educated professionals via their immigration programs from the less
developed
countries
. If they had not opened immigration, they would have faced a large
labour
shortage.
In conclusion
, although with advantage of a
developed
country
, came
reduced
household, which
was caused
mainly
due to disrupted work-home relationship and urban method of living. This could
be rectified
by addressing the societal issues linked to this.