
China's policies lead to drop in Bay State adoptions
Local economy also a factor
Adoptions in Massachusetts have dropped by 6 percent, largely because of a sharp decline in the number of babies from China as well as a struggling local economy, according to one of the most sweeping looks at the state's adoption patterns. (Full article: 882 words)
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