Microeconomics In Abortions

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Microeconomics in Abortions Since around the 1970’s, the decision of aborting a child had become more common in the United States. As abortions became more common, the tools to abort children became a mini variety of tools. You have Menstrual Extraction, Suction, Hysterotomy, Salt poisoning a.k.a. "Candy Apple Babies", and more. Abortions have become more common because a lot of people have what they call “accidental pregnancies” very frequent these days. Since the court war between Roe and Wade in 1973, there have been 50,000,000 abortions. As I researched the topic of abortions, I found some very useful information about the topic. Since 1973 when abortions were legalized in the United States, many of our states are searching for ways in which they can get abortions banned from their state. Many of the studies show that 52% of women that receive abortions in the U.S. are younger than 25 years of age. Women in the ages of 20-24 acquire 32% of all abortions. Teenagers account for 20% of abortions and girls under 15 account for 1.2% of abortions in the United States. While white women account for 60% of all abortions, their abortion rate is well beneath that of minority women. Black women are more than 3 times more probable as white women to have an abortion, and Hispanic women are roughly 2 times more probable as white women to have an abortion. Out of our fifty states, CA, CT, HI, ED, IL, MA, MD, MD, MN, MT, NJ, NM, NY, OR, VT, WA and WV all pay for abortions for various underprivileged women. Studies also show that there are around 3,600 abortions daily which is an abortion almost every twenty-four seconds. Women have their many reasons for having an abortion. 25.5% of women want to delay their bearing of a child. 7.9% of women do not want any or anymore children. 21.3% cannot afford the having of a baby at the time or not at all. 10.8% of women feel that

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