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Under which condition can total population increase even if natural increase is negative?

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Correct answer: Positive net migration exceeds the natural decrease

Natural increase is the difference between births and deaths, without including migration. It is negative when deaths exceed births. Total population, however, also changes through migration. If more people enter the country than the number lost through natural decrease, the total population can still rise.

For example, suppose natural change reduces the population by 10,000, but net migration adds 25,000 people. The total population increases by 15,000. Thus positive net migration must exceed the natural decrease, making option A correct. High emigration would normally reduce population, while no immigration cannot offset the natural decline. A higher death rate would make the decrease greater.

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Positive MigrationNatural DecreaseTotal Population GrowthMigration EffectPopulation GrowthThe World Population – DistributionDensity And GrowthThe World Population Distribution Density And Growth

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