There are also some economic factors, which prove abortion is not good for the economy. It is not true that children are “unproductive cost centers”. It’s a fact that in some cases government money is used for welfare, but children eventually grow and they pay taxes, spend, save or invest money. Economists believe that abortion hurts the U.S economy, because “Fewer babies mean fewer consumers, less demand for goods and services and fewer jobs”. When woman chooses to have abortion she will not spend money on products needed for children, which lowers productivity. Less children, means less jobs for teachers and doctors. There are industries concentrated on children and families, so murdering children affects employees too. “Two-thirds of all economic activity in the United States is consumer spending”, so if there is no consumers, there will be no spending and the economy will go down. The other economic argument is that “abortion drives the Social Security crisis”. Killing children leaves fewer young people to care for the post-World War II Baby Boom generation, which will soon retire. The Social Security Administration says:” The main reason for Social Security’s long-range financing problem is demographics”. Abortion also does not save the tax dollars, because one child “returns in taxes 3.7 times what was spent on it and its mother in cash welfare and food, housing, and medical assistance”(“What Do 40 Million Lost Lives Mean?”). Looking from the economic point of view abortion only harms not helps the economy. It is another reason to make abortion illegal. More people mean more brains, geniuses and ideas that will help the world and possibly make it better. Killing a baby,
“murders” useful knowledge.
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