Birthrates remain high in the Third World because:
A. there has been a cultural lag following superimposed industrialization
B. in many cultures, a man's worth is measured by the number of his children
C. contraception is either opposed or not properly practiced
D. all of the above
Answer:D
Birthrates remain high in the Third World because:
A. there has been a cultural lag following superimposed industrialization B. in many cultures, a man's worth is measured by the number of his children C. contraception is either opposed or not properly practiced D. all of the above