A) A one-child policy that is enforced through taxation works best for controlling population.
B) Increasing child survival, elevating status and employment levels for women, and increasing literacy in the general population will decrease fertility rates.
C) Lack of education and health care and improved opportunities for women decreases fertility rates
D) Changing public attitudes about family size and timing through education and counseling.
E) There is little governmental financial support for birth control for all couples.