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wouldn't this decrease the fertility factor more? It also doesn't address existing economic issues with different society classes (e.g. Hindu vs Muslim)
by rirze 4y ago
wouldn't this decrease the fertility factor more? It also doesn't address existing economic issues with different society classes (e.g. Hindu vs Muslim)
- lapama 4y agoWell, gender imbalances are an economic issue.
- unmole 4y ago> It also doesn't address existing economic issues with different society classes (e.g. Hindu vs Muslim) Muslims in Kerala have a much lower fertility than Hindus in Bihar. The impact of religion on fertility in India is vastly overstated.