All Other Factors Being Equal, Assess Which of the Following

Multiple Choice

All other factors being equal, assess which of the following families would most likely contribute to slowing its country's birth rates.

A) The sons are encouraged to complete as many years of formal education as possible before marrying and/or beginning to raise children themselves.
B) The sons and daughters are encouraged to become active consumers.
C) The daughters are encouraged to complete as many years of formal education as possible before marrying and/or beginning to bear children themselves.
D) The daughters are provided with "abstinence only" sex-education classes in school.
E) The sons and daughters of a family are given classes on birth-control techniques, but they are also expected to get married during their teen years.