How has industrial change created incentives to have fewer children?
A)People can't afford more children because each child requires expensive electronics.
B)People prefer to spend their time watching TV rather than having sex.
C)People get access to condoms,which are cheap and effective means of contraception.
D)People have to pay for more expensive technologies in hospitals to give birth.

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Access to condoms, which are cheap and effective means of contraception, has provided a direct means for individuals to control the number of children they have, aligning with broader industrial changes that emphasize smaller family sizes due to various economic and social factors.

How Has Industrial Change Created Incentives to Have Fewer Children