Birth credit

A "choice-based, marketable, birth license plan" or "birth credits" for population control has been promoted by urban designer and environmental activist Michael E. Arth since the 1990s. Previous iterations of similar transferable birth licensing schemes can also be traced to economist Kenneth Boulding 1964 and ecological economist Herman Daly 1991 Arth offers birth credits in the place of solutions to human overpopulation that may take too long like economic development and traditional family planning, are impractical like space colonization, or cruel like forced sterility, genocide, famine, disease, and war.

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A "choice-based, marketable, birth license plan" or "birth credits" for population control has been promoted by urban designer and environmental activist Michael E. Arth since the 1990s. Previous iterations of similar transferable birth licensing schemes can also be traced to economist Kenneth Boulding 1964 and ecological economist Herman Daly 1991 Arth offers birth credits in the place of solutions to human overpopulation that may take too long like economic development and traditional family planning, are impractical like space colonization, or cruel like forced sterility, genocide, famine, disease, and war.