Which of the Following Is the Best Description of a Pro-Natalist

question 17

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is the best description of a pro-natalist orientation to family policymaking?

• A) Policies which promote having children, for example by offering paid parental leave and stipends to families with children.
• B) Policies which promote women staying home with babies by providing a family wage to male breadwinners
• C) A lack of public policies supporting parents and children with the assumption that families should determine how to support themselves without government aid
• D) Policies which promote more equal sharing of childcare responsibilities by providing paid leave to parents where some of the time must be used by fathers

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Definitions:

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Rotating Shifts

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