The government of Country Z introduces a policy offering tax incentives to couples who have more than two children. This policy is most likely responding to concerns about:

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The government of Country Z introduces a policy offering tax incentives to couples who have more than two children. This policy is most likely responding to concerns about:

Accepted Answer

an ageing population and labour shortages — Award 1 mark for recognising that pro-natalist policies (encouraging births) are typically introduced when governments are concerned about population decline, ageing demographics, and future labour shortages. A is incorrect — overpopulation concerns would lead to policies discouraging births. C is incorrect — immigration concerns would lead to migration policies, not birth incentives. D is incorrect — urbanisation is addressed through regional development policies.

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high levels of immigration

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an ageing population and labour shortages

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overpopulation and environmental degradation

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rapid urbanisation

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