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Some governments say how many children a family can hare in their country. They may control the number of children someone has through taxes. It is sometime necessary and right for a government to control the population in this way. Do you agree or disagree.

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Supernumerary is
a
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has been
lways baleful. Some nation government indirectly controls the population, for the effective management of the populace by imposing heavy taxes on
second
 or
third
 child. It is the effective technique to control bi
rth rate.
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the birth rate
birth rates
In my opinion, I agree with the action of regulating inhabitants by augmenting duties, as it is essential for the proper functioning of a nation.
Firstly
 over-population is cumbersome to manage by any management. Rise in the number of people gradually gives dearth to numerous facilities that could be provided resourcefully in a scarcely populated realm. It lacks the quality of services as it is tough to accomplish each and everyone’s necessity.
Al
so it b
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Also, it
ecomes tough for a person to feed his family with more members.
For instance
, India is a densely colonized and a chaotic country. It is burdensome to surmount their inhabitants with appropriate medical, education and employment services.
On the other hand
 government taking active part in monitoring haring of a family indirectly through taxes, perhaps succours in providing a quality of life to their people.
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reover it i
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Moreover, it
s be
nefit f
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beneficial
or the environment too, as it utilises less resources thereby balancing the ecosystem.
For ex
ample Canada,
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example, Canada
Switzerland is some of the countries who have fewer residents and heavy tax structure that afford free medicine and education to their natives. Recapitulating the fact, we have seen it is essential for the governing body to control their masses for their own benefits, and with in
direct method o
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the indirect method
an indirect method
f imposing taxes, it do
es not hurts s
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does not hurt
has not hurt
e
ntiments o
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the sentiments
f any individual,
hence
 I conclude that it is indispensable for an administration to carry out
such
 a law.

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