also be expected that if that baby were born the balance of his happiness would exceed his suffering. The fetus suffering during the abortion would only be considered in his argument against abortion only in that it is foul practice to abort after the sixth month. Although, Explaining that if born there is a highly likely chance that the baby will have more pleasure than pain would be the strength of his argument.
             The other people involved that need to be considered are the family. This group includes the birth parents as well as the guardians in the case of an adoption. Since the theory of right conduct is to reach the best consequences for all involved, I believe that Mill would say that this is an issue concerning the effects on a community by increasing or decreasing the population. And if it will best benefit that community as a whole if babies are aborted or not aborted. When you're talking about population you must take into account whether the community is developed or undeveloped. The raising of a child in a developed country has a very large cost financially, which is highly sign
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