Governments often enact population policies to decrease or limit population growth for all of the following reasons except
a.
to maintain a national majority
b.
to lessen food or land shortages
c.
to alleviate growing economic pressures
d.
to improve the standard of living

Governments often enact population policies to decrease or limit population growth for all of the following reasons except to maintain a national majority. The correct option in regards to the given question is option "A". This is one reason based on which the governments do not enact policies to decrease or limit population growth. The other reasons given in this question are all valid reasons in respect to decreasing or limiting the population. Sometimes these type of policies are important to improve the standard of living of all the people that have elected the government.