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policies - Coggle Diagram

- - - - more child-centeredness - more money to invest in education and wellbeing
      - reduced finical pressure on parents
      - reduced geographical mobility
    - - risk of paranoid parenting
      - ageing population - higher dependency ratio + higher finical pressure on families
      - control on women's sexuality
  - - - lower dependency ratio- less pressure on families
      - strengthens the workforce +economy
      - reinforces 'correct' gender roles according to some perspectives
    - - control over womens sexuality
      - restricts womens choices
      - risk of women's health-abortions
      - poverty in families - welfare dependent
  - - - reinforcing 'correct' gender roles according to some perspectives
      - reduces the reliance on the welfare
    - - diveristy is punished
      - control over women
      - huge human rights violation
      - discrimination to other ethnic groups
- - - - Falsely assumes all families benefit equally 🡪 Feminists say they benefit men not women.
      - Marxists argue that these policies can be easily reversed, usually cutting benefits to poorer families to help funding.
  - - - cuts in welfare - reduced taxes, give father incentives to work and provide for families
      - denying council housing to unmarried teenage mothers
      - taxes that favor married couples
      - making absent fathers finically responsible for children
    - - feminists- They would say how reinforcing the nuclear family is harmful for women. The nuclear family oppresses women.
      - Marxists- would argue that cutting benefits widens the gap between the rich and the poor