Demographers forecast that the global population is likely to stabilize at approximately 10.4 billion around the year 2100. Which of the following best explains their forecast? Question 15Select one: A. Governments will likely be forced to enact strict populations controls (like China's former one child policy) and this will allow them to cap the population at 10.4 billion. B. Increasing rates of poverty (because of the growing population) will act as a disincentive to childbearing. C. Increasing female educational attainment in the developing world will act as a disincentive to childbearing. D. The earth's resources cannot provide for a population greater than 10.4 billion. 10.4 billion humans is the carrying capacity of the planet