wo hundred and fifty million to seventy million (Cohen 239). This method should be implemented in countries where current family planning regulations have yielded little or no positive results. Severe public criticism might surface against this regulation in many of today's free democratic, yet poor and overpopulated, countries but the need for it should be stressed at a broad level. It is not necessary to enact exact replicas of the model China used; instead, modifications can be made to fit the views of the government and public of the respective country.
             Few development programs have made as significant a contribution to reducing population as family plan
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