Result & Analysis

Out of the 12-14 people interviewed, five were already married, four were single and none of them wanted to get married. All of them wanted to get married because they wanted to have a family.

Out of 12 people all of them intended to have children. They agreed to have children because of they want to have a next generation and when their old they have someone to take care of them. They also want to have a big family because when their old they will be crowded by childrens and grand childrens and they want to live happily because they don't want to be alone.

The goverment is so concern to have a low birth rate because Singapore have no natural resources. People is our only natural resources because we need people in Sinapore to protect the country and also need to people to work in the economy. They also feel that if Singapore have very low birth rate, there will be lack of manpower in case of defense.

The people say that in the old days, Indians and Malays people have many children but Chinese need to work so they think that one or two children should be enough. Nowsdays, goverment say that people should have more childrens.Some of the people say that the the goverment is afraid that singapore will extinct if there is not enough people. In the future, Singapore's average age will be older so singaporeans should be increase the rate of giving birth.

Introduction

Hey! We are a group from class 2B who will like to investigate more about the recent news of low birth rate in Singapore. We have interviewed 14 people ranging from 15-70 years old to find out more about the causes and impact of low birth rate in Singapore. We also asked the people about their views on how Singapore can improve birth rate. The rest of our blog will show how we have done our survey and the findings.

We interviewed a total of 12 people. We did the survey questions together.we interviewed some people from our family and outsider people.Approached people who looked like they are more than 16 years. We asked them our survey questions and wrote down their response.

Methodology:
Question that we would ask:
1. How many children do you want to have?
2. Why don't you want to have children?(for people don t want/want to give birth)
3. How many children do you have?
4. What makes you want have children?(for people who have give brith)
5. Why do you think goverment is so concern about having a low birth rate?(consequenses of low birth rate)
6. What do you think the goverment can do to encourage people to give birth to more children?(solution for low birth rate?