1. As a doctor, I'd lik to remind the authors of this post that contraception is NOT a ‘health care issue’.  Pregnancy is NOT a disease. 
2. A sexually active pre- or perimenopausal woman does not have some inherent ‘right’ not to be pregnant.  Nor should she expect society to provide her that luxury.
3 The hypothesis that it’s economically advantageous to limit population is not necessarily as straightforward as some would have it.  And even if this were true, it doesn’t follow that economics alone should drive moral decision-making.
4.The notion that contraception does not lead to abortion is completely absurd (see http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/07/06/half-abortions-due-failed-contraception-new-report/).   Citing the Guttermacher Institute report on the subject is like citing a Nazi party manifesto in a discussion of Jewish demographic patterns.  Please consider a critical evaluation of sources.