Undoubtedly, the impossible presence of these young adults today would help cure the self-created labor shortage. Not only will the U.S. continue to experience severe labor shortages if abortion on demand rules the day, but it will experience other potential devastating effects. When the baby boom generation retires many will require Social Security to help them subsist. But there will not be enough workers to maintain this load. According to the Cato Institute, in 1950 there were 17 workers for every retired person.
Today there are three.
By 2030 there will be just two. The current labor shortage and impending Social Security crisis could be just the first indications of economic chaos. In the former Soviet Union, roughly 60 percent of all pregnancies end in abortion and the average woman has between three and eight abortions. Not coincidently, the former Soviet Union is facing utter economic despair. We are beginning to see the natural fallout of aborting millions of unborn babies.