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Restrictive vs. expansive population policies (also called ante-natalist and pro-natalist policies) Restrictive – aim to lower birth rate to lower dependency.

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1 Restrictive vs. expansive population policies (also called ante-natalist and pro-natalist policies)
Restrictive – aim to lower birth rate to lower dependency ratio, in which countries? Expansive – aim to increase birth rate to deal with declining workforce and ageing population, in which countries? What strategies?

2 Restrictive strategies
Coercive strategies – one child policy, forced sterilization, financial consequences imposed for having too many children Other strategies – promotion of sex education, contraceptives, financial incentives, nationwide ads or posters, women’s empowerment, economic development “economic development is the best contraceptive”

3 Expansive Strategies National Day of Conception (Russia), National Night Out (Singapore) Advertising (Denmark) Tax breaks Subsidies for child care, infant products Generous parental leave from work Immigration


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