Reducing population growth might happen as a result of a second demographic transition because:

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As societies transition from agrarian to industrialized economies, large families become more of an economic burden than a benefit. This shift in economic reality has been a major driver of declining fertility rates in many developed countries. Choices A, B, and D are all cultural or religious reasons that may influence family size, but they are not the main drivers of population growth reductions. Choice C is partially true, but contraceptive technology is widely available in most developed countries, and access is improving in many developing countries.

Reducing Population Growth Might Happen as a Result of a Second