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Eugenics, Economics, and the Family

Many eugenicists viewed population control as a vehicle for modernization, the introduction of liberal democracy, and, if properly pursued, world peace.

Two directions had formed: an outward view focusing on the global framework and an inward view focusing on the family.

Many eugenicists blamed racialized population subdivisions, principally those in the Third World, for resource depletion, skyrocketing fertility, and environmental degradation.

Negative Eugenics- marriage restrictions, immigration quotas and compulsory sterilizations.

Positive Eugenics- concentrated on encouraging those deemed fit to reproduce in higher numbers.

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	*Many eugenicists viewed population control as a vehicle for modernization, the introduction of liberal democracy, and, if properly pursued, world peace.		*Many eugenicists viewed population control as a vehicle for modernization, the introduction of liberal democracy, and, if properly pursued, world peace.