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Why would it be outside the scope? It's intuitive that decreasing the "price" of one form of contraception would decrease demand for weak substitutes, so it is
by nsgi 11y ago
Why would it be outside the scope? It's intuitive that decreasing the "price" of one form of contraception would decrease demand for weak substitutes, so it is one possible and very negative effect of the policy.
- KirinDave 11y agoHonestly I'm not sure where to begin in the time I have here to write with you... Consider that IUD usage overlaps only partially with other practices for starters.