Which of the following is an anti-natalist policy?

a Tax credits for families

b Childhood vaccination

c Funding for birth control

d Subsidizing child care

e Increasing crop production

C Funding for birth control

Explanation:

Anti-natalism assigns a negative value to birth and discourages women from giving birth to many children. Anti-natalist policies are popular in countries struggling with overpopulation, which is negatively affecting them economically and socially. The most known example of an anti-natalist policy is China's one-child policy, forbidding couples to have more than one child.

The only anti-natalist policy listed here is funding for birth control. That means that contraception, and even abortion for women who already have a child, is encouraged.