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Government policy designed to favor one racial sector over others.
Eugenic Population Policy
Policy enacted by the Japanese government in 1948 that legalized abprtion for social, medical, and economic reasons.
Eugenic Protection Act
Government policy that encourages large families and raises the rate of population growth.
Expansive Population Policy
Laws made to restrict those from another area or of a different race from moving to another area.
Immigration Laws
What occurs when Natality-Mortality=A negative amount; a population decline.
Negative Population Growth
Official policy launched by China in 1979 to induce married couples to have only one child in an effort to control population growth.
One-child Policy
Government policy designed to reduce the rate of natural increase.
Restrictive Population Policy