Abstract
Pronatalist policies evolved in Ancient times but they have gained popularity also nowadays. The measures, adopted for pronatalist purposes, vary widely: intensive propaganda, cash payments, repression of birth control, conservative abortion laws, migration control, enactment of ‘eugenic laws’, social benefits. Some of these were discarded as unethical while others were liberalized. In ageing countries debates over funding of IVF as part of pronatalist measures have taken place. This paper aims at outlining and discussing the ethical issues of …
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