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MPSC State Service 2020 · GS · Question 35 of 97

The “missing” girls and women″ phenomenon occurs due to which of the following factors? a. preference for male child b. inadequate data c. women trafficking d. high maternal mortality ratio

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  1. Aa and dCorrect
  2. Ba, b, c and d
  3. Ca, c and d
  4. Da, b and d

Answer: A. a and d

Explanation

Amartya Sen's 'missing women' phenomenon is attributed to son preference and high maternal mortality (the key's combination is a and d).

Source: MPSC Rajyaseva Prelims 2020 – GS Paper I (Set D), official paper

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