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A country has a high birth rate but also experiences large-scale emigration. What is the correct conclusion about total population growth?

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Correct answer: It will depend on the combined effects of births, deaths and net migration

Total population change is not determined by the birth rate alone. Natural increase equals births minus deaths, while migration changes population through immigration and emigration. Large-scale emigration can remove many people from the country and may offset, reduce, or even exceed natural increase, depending on the death rate and the size of net migration.

Therefore, the correct conclusion is that total growth depends on births, deaths, and net migration together. A high birth rate does not guarantee rapid total growth. Option B is correct. The statements that growth will always be rapid or always zero ignore the effects of deaths and migration.

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High Birth RateEmigrationTotal Population GrowthPopulation ComponentsPopulation GrowthThe World Population – DistributionDensity And GrowthThe World Population Distribution Density And Growth

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