Total Fertility Rate and Economic Changes
As a country’s economy changes over time, its total fertility rate (TFR) can also change. Governments can attempt to affect the TFR through laws or policies.
Question 1a
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Define the concept of total fertility rate.
Question 1b
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Describe ONE difference between the total fertility rate and the natural rate of increase.
Question 1c
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Explain ONE way the total fertility rate changes as a country shifts from an agricultural economy to a manufacturing-based economy.
Question 1d
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Explain how access to education for women in less developed countries is likely to affect the total fertility rate.
Question 1e
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Explain the degree to which access to specialized women’s healthcare (i.e. gynecologic or obstetric care) in more developed countries is likely to affect a country’s total fertility rate.
Question 1f
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Explain ONE economic reason why governments enact pronatalist policies.
Question 1g
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Explain ONE way in which a government may influence an individual’s planning decisions by implementing a pronatalist policy.
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