To enforce China's one-child policy,the government
A)promoted voluntary compliance as a patriotic act.
B)deported anyone who did not comply.
C)instituted an elaborate system of economic and social incentives and penalties.
D)pursued strict compliance in rural agricultural areas but not in urban areas.

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The Chinese government enforced the one-child policy through an elaborate system of economic and social incentives and penalties. Families who complied with the policy were granted benefits such as preferential treatment in obtaining housing, education, and employment, while those who violated the policy faced fines, loss of employment, and other penalties. This approach helped to achieve a significant reduction of China's birth rate, despite some instances of non-compliance and controversy surrounding the policy. The government did not simply promote voluntary compliance or deport individuals who did not comply, and the policy was enforced across both urban and rural areas.

To Enforce China's One-Child Policy,the Government