Which of the following statements best describes the difference between Sweden’s population policies and those pursued by India
and China? A.
Sweden does not reward its citizens to encourage population growth, but both India and China do.
B.
Sweden seeks to discourage population growth, while India and China seek to encourage population growth.
C.
Sweden seeks to encourage population growth, while India and China seek to discourage population growth.
D.
Sweden’s population policies are controversial because they may violate human rights, but neither India's nor China’s policies are controversial.
The correct answer is - C. Sweden seeks to encourage population growth, while India ans China seek to discourage population growth.
Sweden is a country where the aging population has become a very big problem. The birthrates are very low, and the life expectancy is very high, and on the long term that is damaging for the country from any perspective. The Swedish government has been trying for some time now to encourage the population growth, but with little effect.
China and India are a totally different story. They are the most populated countries in the world. China has been trying in the past few decades to control the birthrates in order to control and stop the population growth, while India has started recently with those policies. In China, the effect can be seen, though not as the desired one, but in India there isn't any effect on the discouraging of the population growth so far.
the economy of Japan is a highly developed and market-oriented economy. It is the third-largest in the world by nominal GDP and the fourth-largest by purchasing power parity (PPP). ... Due to a volatile currency exchange rate, Japan's GDP as measured in dollars fluctuates widely.
so the answer would be C. it is sa highly developed economy
