Multiple Choice
A key obstacle to declining birth rates is
A) religious opposition to some birth control methods.
B) economic incentives in favor of smaller families.
C) women attending school in greater numbers.
D) increased health care leading to decreased infant mortality.
E) increased distribution of contraceptives.
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