A) I would encourage population growth in Japan
with fertility treatments, enforcing healthier foods, and plans for larger infrastructures.
I would also change advertising techniques to encourage the familiar “nuclear
family”. I would not depict mothers as women confined to the household to do chores;
I would portray them more as a role model.
B) I would offer financial incentives and open more
and less expensive child care centers. I would also encourage scientist to work
on fertility drugs and research.
C) To delay economy collapse with a baby bust I
would encourage more marriages and try
to increase fertility rates, as well as lower healthcare and social security
rates, because there will be too few workers to support the elderly. I could
also loosen immigration policies so that more young people are allowed into the
country to foster economic growth.
D) No, the government should not be able to force retirement
when the overcrowding situation is dire. Abortion should be up to the mother
and only up to a certain point in the pregnancy. If overcrowding becomes a
prevalent issue the government should focus on expanding infrastructures and
tighten certain policies such as immigration.
E) Yes, I believe the government should offer
political asylum to Chinese women who wish to keep their babies. I believe this
will greatly benefit China’s population problem and maybe in future years help
lift China’s one child policy. I would
handle political implications by ensuring the people that the countries in
which the pregnant Chinese women are moved to are safe, efficient and more
importantly not overcrowded.
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