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Tarvold

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Originally posted by whereu: ↑

That women gaining full control of their reproductive rights reduced the birthrate
It's not significant, therefore not a valid point.

@Tarvold,
I said women have an important say and NOT that they gain full control so your analysis of what I said is based on a false assumption.

Factors generally associated with decreased fertility include wealth, education,[74][75][76] female labor participation,[77] urban residence,[78] intelligence, increased female age, women's rights, access to family planning services and (to a lesser degree) increased male age.
Taken from Wikipedia Birth rate
These factors support my view that women have an important say in determining birth rate decreases. If you disagree, no problem for me.
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whereu

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Again, 'women having an important say' has not had any significant impact on the birth rate as demonstrated in the two charts I posted.
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