Click all of the answer options that illustrate ECONOMIC INCENTIVES related to Anti-Natalist Policies. Choose all the answer choices that illustrate ECONOMIC INCENTIVES related to Anti-Natalists Policies. Promoting economic development, poverty reduction, sustainable development
Increased elderly dependency ratio; population aging, reduced youth dependency ratio
Improved gender equality or female empowerment
Conflicts between traditional social norms and new population programs
Offering incentives for smaller families or disincentives for having larger families
Skewed gender ratio
Reduced birth rates or fertility rates (lower population is not acceptable)
Fewer children lead to more resources for better education or health care
Increased social tension between men and women
Implementing a government economic safety net to support the elderly
Increasing distribution, availability, or affordability of contraceptives to men and women
Move from stage two to stage three of the demographic transition
Promoting female labor force participation or business ownership (e. g., microcredit, access to capital)