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Under which condition will natural population growth be zero?

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Correct answer: Births equal deaths

Natural population growth counts only the balance between births and deaths. It can be written as \(Natural\ growth = Births - Deaths\). If births and deaths are equal during a period, their positive and negative contributions cancel, so natural growth is zero. This does not necessarily mean that the total population remains unchanged, because migration may still add or remove people.

Option C is correct because equal births and deaths produce no natural increase or decrease. If births exceed deaths, natural growth is positive; if deaths exceed births, it is negative. Zero migration is a different idea: it affects total population change but is not the definition of natural growth. Therefore the equality of births and deaths, not the absence of migration, gives the correct answer.

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Zero GrowthNatural IncreaseBirths And DeathsPopulation ChangePopulation GrowthThe World Population – DistributionDensity And GrowthThe World Population Distribution Density And Growth

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