In a low fertility society, such as Italy, women typically:
a. do not need to have children to have a purpose in life or to assure their social standing.
b. have little involvement outside the home.
c. view fertility as a duty and a means of old-age insurance.
d. gain higher status from having children.
Question 2
The fertility rate to replace a woman and her partner and to cover childhood mortality is called:
a. reverse mortality rate.
b. crude birth rate.
c. raw birth rate.
d. zero population growth
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