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AP Human Geography
Unit 2 – Population and Migration
Topic 2.7
How could India's Kerala state achieve a low fertility rate despite being a region with lower economic development?
By implementing strict governmental laws limiting the number of children per family.
Through prioritizing female education and accessible healthcare services, including family planning resources.
Due to lack of available medical facilities leading to higher infant mortality rate which checks population growth indirectly.
Due to widespread poverty causing residents not able afford raising many children.
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