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Which of the following was the most serious unintended negative effect of china's "one-child policy"?
a. the sharp reduction in fertility rates
b. the reduction of family size, and thus the labor pool, in rural farming families
c. the devaluing of female children
d. the rewarding of families who had only one child
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