Which of the following, if any, accounts for low birth rates in China and Taiwan?

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The low birth rates in China can be largely attributed to the "one child" policy that was implemented by the Chinese government to control population growth. This policy was in effect from 1979 to 2015, significantly impacting birth rates during that period and influencing family planning attitudes even after its relaxation. Taiwan does not have a similar policy, but its low birth rates are influenced by other socio-economic factors, not by a government mandate similar to China's "one child" policy.

Which of the Following, If Any, Accounts for Low Birth