A political representative who has been assigned to a committee on family-relevant policy looks for research to inform new policy ideas. The goal of this committee is to increase the number of future workers for the labor market. If this political official chooses to draw from structural functionalism for policy ideas, he is likely to conclude that

Answer and Explanation:

Structural Functionalism/functionalism explains societal functions by viewing society as a complex system of interrelated social institutions that work together to promote solidarity and stability. This approach looks at both social structure and social functions. Drawing from this, the political representative may conclude that the family (most basic social institution) should be required to have children who will be compulsorily educated or skilled in one craft or more therefore having families with more than 1 maybe 3 or 4 kids diversify skills and careers among their children. In this way, the labour force is increased in various fields and there is a functional approach whereby each field works in tandem for the success and stability of the society.