British Culture since 1945: Part II

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The paper explores the factors contributing to a slight increase in birth rates at the beginning of 1975, analyzing demographic trends and societal influences. It delves into potential reasons behind this phenomenon, considering economic, cultural, and policy-related aspects that may have encouraged families to have more children during that period. The discussion emphasizes the interplay between various elements affecting family planning decisions and their implications for population growth.