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Why would an economic penalty alone not be sufficient to deal with a high birth rate under the National Population Policy?

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Correct answer: Because the policy also depends on education, health services and voluntary awareness

Correct answer: A. Birth-rate behaviour is influenced by knowledge, access to health care, social norms, gender relations, marriage patterns and the availability of voluntary family-planning choices. A financial penalty may be unfair or ineffective, especially when people lack information or cannot reach suitable services. Education helps people understand choices, health services make those choices safer, and awareness supports voluntary and informed decisions. B is wrong because birth-rate behaviour is closely connected with society. C is wrong because health care is an important part of responsible population policy. D is wrong because education generally supports informed decision-making, not a single automatic result. Memory cue: lasting change needs support and choice, not punishment alone.

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Birth RateVoluntary AwarenessPositive Population MeasuresNational Population PolicyPopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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