I agree that women everywhere (as a rule) have fewer children as they grow more educated (however the biggest difference happens between zero education and a high school degree, with a smaller jump between a high school degree and a college degree) -- but, if you look into Asian cultures, the issue of male chauvinism does play a fairly important role in that decision. In other words, it's not because of feminism that the problem has arisen, it's because traditional attitudes in men (and societal expectations on women) have, as a rule, failed to adjust to that change. (There are always exceptions, of course.) Basically, Asian countries are at the stage of the 1970s in the US, where the infamous Enjoli commercial sums up the expectations for a working woman/mother https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N_kzJ-f5C9U -- and it's nearly impossible to have more than two children in those conditions.
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