The dramatic drop in the fertility rate in Japan can be attributed to all but which one of the following factors?

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The dramatic drop in the fertility rate in Japan is not primarily attributed to equal opportunity for women in the labor market. While equal opportunity can influence family planning decisions, the other factors listed (the fall of the ie family system, the rise of the breadwinner system, and the rise of the "parasite single") are more directly related to changes in family structure and societal expectations that have a more immediate impact on fertility rates. Equal opportunity for women in the labor market is generally seen as a positive development and does not directly cause a decrease in fertility rates; instead, it might influence the timing and number of children.

The Dramatic Drop in the Fertility Rate in Japan Can