How does India's attempt at controlling population growth differ from China's? India encourages the advancement of women. India has a lower penalty for having too many children. India allows only rural families to have many children. India requires city dwellers to have only two children.

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25 June, 02:05

How does India's attempt at controlling population growth differ from China's? India encourages the advancement of women. India has a lower penalty for having too many children. India allows only rural families to have many children. India requires city dwellers to have only two children.

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Keith Green · Answer 1

India requires city dwellers to have only two children.

Two-child families are held as ideal for the amount of children people in the city should be having.

Evan Ponce · Answer 2

India's attempt at controlling population growth differs from China's because India has a lower penalty for having too many children. They are only allowed two in the cities, whereas in China you may only have one, unless the parent is an only child.