The "double reduction" policy refers to the policy of abolishing preschool education fees and reducing the after-school burden of primary and secondary school students on a large scale. This policy has aroused heated discussions from all walks of life, and people have many questions about the implementation effect of the "double reduction" policy. One of the questions is: after the implementation of the policy, has the cost of raising a baby really decreased?
In fact, the implementation of the "double reduction" policy only eliminates various fees on the surface, but it does not really reduce the cost of raising a baby. As living standards improve, so do the costs of consumption and education. Many families have found that even after the implementation of the double reduction policy, the cost of children's Xi, tutoring, and school Xi supplies is still very high, and these expenses have not been reduced because of the implementation of the policy. And with the continuous changes in society, the external factors of children's training are also constantly changing, and the cost of investment is bound to increase. Therefore, we can see that the double reduction policy only eliminates some problems in education and training in terms of "policy", but fails to really reduce the "economic burden".
In addition, many families will pursue better educational resources, and these excellent educational resources are often very expensive. For ordinary working families, the cost of education and living for their children will still be very large, and the "double reduction" policy cannot really solve this problem. The state has also been promoting the construction of a large-scale medical security system, but at present, the medical security of most small and medium-sized cities is still imperfect, and the medical expenses of children are also a large expense, and the "double reduction" policy alone cannot meet the needs.
In short, after the implementation of the "double reduction" policy, the cost of raising a baby has not really been alleviated, and the children's education and living expenses are still very large. Although the implementation of the policy has brought ease and convenience, it still requires our own efforts to reduce the cost of raising a baby. We should minimize unnecessary expenses, optimize our consumption structure, focus on cultivating children's interests and hobbies, reduce the cost of Xi training, and so on. No matter what kind of policy the country adopts, the most important thing is the dedication and efforts of each family itself in order to truly achieve a high-quality life and education for children, and lay a good foundation for future development.