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If births exceed deaths and in-migration also exceeds out-migration, what is the most likely effect on total population?

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Correct answer: Total population will increase

Population changes through natural increase and migration. Natural increase is positive when births exceed deaths. Net migration is positive when in-migration exceeds out-migration. If both components are positive, both add people to the total population rather than cancelling one another.

In this situation, births contribute a gain after deaths are subtracted, and more people enter than leave through migration. Therefore the combined population change is positive, so total population will increase. Option A is correct. The amount of increase cannot be calculated without actual numbers, but its direction is clear. Options saying the population must decline, remain stable, or have a zero result contradict the two positive components.

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Positive Natural IncreasePositive Net MigrationTotal GrowthPopulation ComponentsPopulation GrowthThe World Population – DistributionDensity And GrowthThe World Population Distribution Density And Growth

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