France Child Benefits Reduce Births
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•France: Cutting child benefits reduces births, increases work hours
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France : Cutting child benefits reduces births, increases work hours .
The study looked at the "Allocation de base" (basic allowance) component of France 's PAJE family benefit scheme for young children.
France has among Europe 's most generous family benefits, spending 2.9% of GDP in 2013 .
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