DEMOGRAPHIC POLICIES IN ROMANIA IN THE CONTEXT OF GLOBALIZATION

The importance assigned to family politics is based on the motif that the family is considered the heart of the societies' basis and it is presumed that the weakening of this basis can lead to deterioration of the social connections and of the society as a whole. Demographic policies differ from country to country depending on the objective they're pursuing (may be maintaining, increasing or lowering population), and as such the tendency is to optimise fertility, towards maintaining a convenient limit on fertility via balancing systems. A too high level of fertility can create a series of difficulties in connection to demographical investments, upkeep indexes and economical dependence, and in reverse it can give birth to hindrances in the way of economical growth by reducing, relatively and absolutely, the work resources via qualitative changes in the age segments of the occupied population and of the work productivity growth, both nationally and globally.