Why does Japan still have a declining/low birth rate, even though the Japanese goverment has enacted several nation-wide policies to tackle the problem?

Question

Why does Japan still have a declining/low birth rate, even though the Japanese goverment has enacted several nation-wide policies to tackle the problem?

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Answer 1

I see declining birth rates (in Western nations) as a referendum on the hopefulness & percentage of the general population that’s able to thrive financially. When young people are unable to attain decent jobs, make decent money, & have confidence in their futures, they’re not going to have any/as many children. Again, this does not apply to every country/region.