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If a country's total population is stable, which situation is possible?

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Correct answer: Positive natural increase is exactly offset by negative net migration

A stable population means that the overall balance of demographic change is approximately zero. It does not mean that births, deaths, or migration must stop. Natural increase is births minus deaths, and net migration is arrivals minus departures; these components can offset one another.

For example, if births exceed deaths and natural increase is positive, an equal amount of net out-migration can cancel it. The total population can then remain stable even though many demographic events occur. Births and deaths need not be zero, and migration need not stop. Therefore option A is the possible situation and is correct.

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Stable PopulationPopulation BalanceNatural IncreaseNet MigrationPopulation GrowthThe World Population – DistributionDensity And GrowthThe World Population Distribution Density And Growth

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