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Hence a government might decide to introduce an anti-natalist policy to bring the birth rate down. The population in China was growing at a rapid rate, and the aim of the policy was to reduce the growth to stabilize the overall population number. The governmental policy introduced benefits for those with only one child (extra month of wages ...
Anti-natalist policies - Evaulation of the One Child Policy in China, was the policy successful? Standard Level Geography- Core Topic - Populations in Transition First, examine the criteria needed for writing a good essay (specific accurate information) Prep - Plan and Structure the essay
Great situation to use case study knowledge, that of China's one-child policy or Russia's anti-natalist policies etc. Initially we need to understand what the question is asking us and focus on the governmental policy, what it is and what it is trying to achieve, then we need to access the results of it.
The Governments in France and Singapore have implemented expensive pro-natalist policies, which often do not work, to increase the fertility rate above the death rate. Falling fertility rates also result in a change of culture and tradition resulting in a more homogenised world – often viewed negatively.
Debt relief is the partial or total remission of debt by the lending body. Debt relief reduces economic disparity by decreasing vulnerability to shocks and promoting development as there is more money, that no longer needs to be repaid as debt, to go to key socio-economic initiatives such as those that improve education, women's rights and health.
Anti-natalist policies - Evaulation of the One Child Policy in China, was the policy successful? Answered by Georgina C. Referring to volcanoes, explain three reasons why fewer deaths are caused by this hazard than in the past.
Why do countries use anti-natalist policies and can you give an example of one? Answered by Emma F.
Suggest three reasons why international financial aid is not always effective. (a) some aid results in debt (ths occurs with tied aid); (b)aid targets specific groups withina population who are not always the poorest; (c) can be subject to corruption and so may not be spent on the people who need it. Answered by Ezgi A. • Geography tutor.
Anti-natalist policies - Evaulation of the One Child Policy in China, was the policy successful? Answered by Georgina C. State three examples of incentives a pro-natalist country would provide.
Why do countries use anti-natalist policies and can you give an example of one? Answered by Emma F. Suggest two reasons why resources of renewable energy have become more important in many countries.