Many Critics of Family Planning Programs Argue That Most Policies

Many critics of family planning programs argue that most policies are developed by political leaders in high-income nations. These critics argue that these programs

A) are based on class and race issues rather than genuine concern regarding world hunger or population.
B) are based on genuine concern regarding world hunger or population and concern for the well being of humanity.
C) are based on the economic dominance of developing nations over developed nations.
D) encourage birth rates among low-income women.