please note the report is from a study over the psat 20 years....i totally agree we had this problem on large scale in ronald reagan era..but right now that is not the scene...
lets face it all these studies which are held over poppulation is nothing but B.S....
do you think there are just 11 million illegal immigrants in america?(i would say just in texas,california,arizona alone there are probably 11 million illegal aliens{not just hispanics} )...
in houston 1 in 5 people u see are illegal immigrants,try to get into laredo,corpus christi,el paso...
forget them hiding...when i went to uscis for my n400 interview the io sent me out to get some pictures...when i walked out and asked the gaurd where to find the place for pictures...he just shouted amigo and there were atleast 4 guys who popped out from nowhere and took me to the place(these are no gc holders or h1b guys or tourists,they make a living of taking care of people's needs right in front of the uscis...This is a slap on uscis and uscis says we are a efficient organization)...sorry to go out of the subject...
do u think indian poppulation is just 1.2 billion..
do u think the indian muslim poppulation(2nd largest in the world)is just 130 million?...
...medical journal, reported in early 2006 that there may have been close to 10 million female fetuses aborted in India
over the past 20 years. This is extrapolated partly on the basis of reduction of female-to-male sex ratio from 945 per 1000 in 1991 to 927 per 1000 in 2001. The female-to-male sex ratio is even lower in cases where a couple has had a previous daughter, but no sons, dropping to 759 to 1000 for the second child if the first was a daughter, and 719 to 1000 for a third child if the first two were both daughters. This article has been challenged by the Indian Medical Association (IMA), which said that it was misleading and failed to take into account restrictions imposed by the courts in 2001. However, some say that the laws have not been effectively upheld, and successful prosecutions remain non-existent. [1] Perhaps contrary to popular expectations, the study also reported that sex selective abortion is more common among the wealthy and among educated women than among the poor and the uneducated. Part of this may be due to their being able to afford the associated expense. In addition, it is what would be expected by evolutionary theory, as a poor male is much less likely to reproduce than a poor female, while the reverse is true for wealthier people, as they have a high probability of attracting multiple females. [2]"