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Neko [114]
3 years ago
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Which of the following is the MOST likely to REDUCE fertility? a.less generous public pension schemes b.improved access to medic

al facilities causes a decrease in maternal mortality risk c.a decrease in women’s wages d.an increase in the availability of labor-saving technology for farms and family businesses(meaning that families do not need their kids to work)
Medicine
1 answer:
Zina [86]3 years ago
7 0

Answer: c.a decrease in women’s wages

Explanation:

The fertility can be define as the capability of the organism to produce offsprings. As a measure of the fertility, the fertility rate can be calculated by the number of offsprings born per mating event by a mating pair or by the individual organism.

The pyschological factors such as anxiety, depression and stress all are responsible for reducing and limiting the fertility in humans. A decrease in the women's wage is likely to reduce her fertility this can indirectly affect the involuntary functions of the reproductive system. Thus the reproductive system becomes infertile.

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