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Birth Rate

- Changes in the position of women. More women go out to get jobs instead of being housewives or having children

- Being financially stable

- Adoption, no need to give birth

Death Rate

- Changes in attitudes towards abortion

- Secularisation

- Better healthcare so babies or children don't die after birth. Infant Mortality Rate in 2007 was 5 deaths per 1,000 in the UK.

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