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How have culture-based superstitions affected the birthrate in Japan?A) The Japanese are not affected by cultural beliefs so there is no correlation with birthrates. B) Superstitions have coincided with a decline in the birthrate in certain years.C) Most Japanese women favor the idea of "one family/one child."D) While economic conditions affect birthrates in Japan, cultural beliefs do not.E) Japan is mostly an agricultural society and culture implies that many children are beneficial.
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