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AP Human Geography
Unit 2 – Population and Migration
Topic 2.7
Why is Pro-natalist policy considered ineffective in some developed countries?
People generally prefer having fewer children regardless of incentives from state policies.
Birth control measures are too widely available and accessible.
Economic stability weighs more than incentives provided by pro-natalist policies for many individuals when deciding to have children.
Immigration already fulfills any need for a larger workforce.
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