A type of policy that encourages or forces childbearing, and outlaws or limits access to contraception, is referred to as:
Correct answer: C. pronatalist
- A. sustainable
- B. pro-child
- C. pronatalist
- D. expansionist
Explanation
Pronatalist policies encourage higher birth rates through incentives, restrictions on contraception, or other population measures. “Expansionist” refers to territorial or political enlargement, not fertility policy.
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