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GeographyIf a country's birth rate declines but its death rate declines even faster, what can happen to natural increase in the short term?Class 12The World Population – Distribution, Density and GrowthDemographic Transition TheoryExpert GeographyWhy is it essential to examine the death rate along with the birth rate when analyzing demographic transition?Class 12The World Population – Distribution, Density and GrowthDemographic Transition TheoryExpert GeographyOne country has a birth rate of 15 and death rate of 6 per thousand. Another has a birth rate of 39 and death rate of 30 per thousand. Their natural increase is equal. Which conclusion is correct?Class 12The World Population – Distribution, Density and GrowthDemographic Transition TheoryExpert GeographyUnder which circumstance can two countries be in different demographic stages despite having the same rate of natural increase?Class 12The World Population – Distribution, Density and GrowthDemographic Transition TheoryExpert GeographyA country has a birth rate of 18 and a death rate of 7 per thousand. Twenty years later, the birth rate is 11 while the death rate remains 7. What does this change indicate?Class 12The World Population – Distribution, Density and GrowthDemographic Transition TheoryExpert GeographyIf a country's death rate falls from 25 to 8 per thousand while its birth rate falls only from 36 to 34 per thousand, what happens to natural increase?Class 12The World Population – Distribution, Density and GrowthDemographic Transition TheoryExpert GeographyIn demographic transition theory, if the death rate begins to fall rapidly while the birth rate remains nearly unchanged for some time, what is the most likely effect on population growth?Class 12The World Population – Distribution, Density and GrowthDemographic Transition TheoryExpert GeographyIf a country has a birth rate of 23 per thousand and death rate of 11 per thousand, then four years later fertility is 21 and mortality is 7, what is the trend in natural increase?Class 12The World Population – Distribution, Density and GrowthDemographic Transition TheoryExpert GeographyIf a country has a birth rate of 20 per thousand and death rate of 5 per thousand, and fertility falls by 1 per thousand each year, what will natural increase be after ten years?Class 12The World Population – Distribution, Density and GrowthDemographic Transition TheoryExpert GeographyIf a country has a birth rate of 27 per thousand and death rate of 12 per thousand, but five years later fertility is 24 and mortality is 7, what happens to natural increase?Class 12The World Population – Distribution, Density and GrowthDemographic Transition TheoryExpert GeographyIf a country has a birth rate of 24 per thousand and death rate of 7 per thousand, then six years later fertility is 16 and mortality is 6, what is the change in natural increase?Class 12The World Population – Distribution, Density and GrowthDemographic Transition TheoryExpert GeographyIf a country's death rate falls from 32 to 14 per thousand while its birth rate remains 37 per thousand, how much does natural increase change?Class 12The World Population – Distribution, Density and GrowthDemographic Transition TheoryExpert GeographyA country has a birth rate of 31 per thousand and death rate of 8 per thousand. Ten years later fertility is 18 and mortality is 7 per thousand. How much has natural increase changed?Class 12The World Population – Distribution, Density and GrowthDemographic Transition TheoryExpert GeographyA country's birth rate falls from 40 per thousand to 28 per thousand while its death rate falls from 26 to 10 per thousand. How does natural increase change?Class 12The World Population – Distribution, Density and GrowthDemographic Transition TheoryExpert GeographyIf two countries have the same natural increase of 8 per thousand, but Country P has a birth rate of 38 and death rate of 30 while Country Q has 13 and 5, what conclusion follows?Class 12The World Population – Distribution, Density and GrowthDemographic Transition TheoryExpert GeographyUnder which condition would natural increase be the smallest?Class 12The World Population – Distribution, Density and GrowthDemographic Transition TheoryExpert GeographyIf a country's death rate falls from 20 to 8 per thousand while its birth rate falls only from 35 to 32, what will happen to population growth?Class 12The World Population – Distribution, Density and GrowthDemographic Transition TheoryExpert GeographyTwo countries both have a death rate of 7 per thousand. Country X has a birth rate of 30 and Country Y has a birth rate of 13 per thousand. Which conclusion is most appropriate?Class 12The World Population – Distribution, Density and GrowthDemographic Transition TheoryExpert GeographyIf natural increase in a country is initially rapid and later slows without any rise in the death rate, what is the most likely reason?Class 12The World Population – Distribution, Density and GrowthDemographic Transition TheoryExpert GeographyIf a birth rate changes from 27 per thousand and a death rate of 8 per thousand to 14 and 7 per thousand a few decades later, what is the most appropriate interpretation?Class 12The World Population – Distribution, Density and GrowthDemographic Transition TheoryExpert