* * * Cultural factors. * * The United States is a pluralistic society with heavy family values. Many people are willing to have children because they have the responsibility to give back to their families and pass on their blood. At the same time, Americans' free and open lifestyle and relatively open concept of fertility have also promoted the high fertility rate.
* * * Economic factors. * * The United States has a relatively developed economy and a relatively complete medical security and social welfare system, which provides a good economic guarantee for family childbearing. In addition, relatively cheap land and housing prices also provide a good living environment for young families, further promoting fertility.
* * * Health factors. * * The United States has advanced medical technology and equipment, so that mothers can get good medical care, thus reducing the risk of childbirth and mortality.
* * * Educational factors. * * The United States has a perfect education system and rich educational resources, which provides a good educational environment for young families and helps to cultivate outstanding next generation.
* * * Religious factors. * * The United States is a country with freedom of religious belief. Many people have their own religious beliefs, encouraging people to attach importance to their families and pass on their blood.
* * * Policy factors. * * The US government has implemented a series of policies to encourage childbearing, such as providing maternity allowance, tax relief and other welfare measures to further encourage young families to have children.
Generally speaking, there are many reasons for the high fertility rate in the United States, including the comprehensive influence of culture, economy, health, education, religion and policy.