In the late 1960s, advocates of policies with this goal cited Paul Ehrlich's warning of 100 million deaths.
Policies with this objective are the subject of Matthew Connelly's book The Fatal Misconception. A man best known for promoting policies with this objective, Deep Tyagi, was the first to symbolize it with an inverted red triangle. When a policy with this primary goal was too successful, Lee Kuan Yew's government established the Social Development Unit in Singapore in the 1980s. A policy with this goal resulted in the creation of a group known as heizhai ("hey-jye"). In the late 1960s, advocates of policies with this goal cited Paul Ehrlich's warning of 100 million deaths. The encyclical Humanae vitae denounced non-natural methods of accomplishing this goal. Overly successful initiatives of this type produced the "missing women" gap in China. For 10 points, name this socio-political objective accomplished by the One Child Policy.
Policies with this objective are the subject of Matthew Connelly's book The Fatal Misconception.
population control [or birth control or contraception or family planning or population planning or reducing fertility; accept equivalents indicating any initiative to reduce population growth; prompt on eugenics or abstinence, but do not accept or prompt on “abstinence-only”] &lt;Other History&gt;