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If total population growth is zero, why can resource planning still change?

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Correct answer: Because the age structure and spatial distribution can change

Direct answer: Option A. Zero total growth means that the overall population number has not changed during the stated period; it does not mean that the population has disappeared or that nothing within it has changed. Births, deaths, and migration may alter the age structure and the locations where people live. For example, the total may remain stable while a city gains migrants, a rural area loses people, or the proportion of children and older adults changes. These changes affect the need for schools, hospitals, housing, transport, water, and jobs. Option A is correct because planning depends on composition and distribution as well as total size. Option B is wrong because zero growth does not mean zero population. Option C is wrong because people still need resources. Option D is wrong because census and other data remain useful for identifying changes. Memory cue: stable total does not mean stable structure or location.

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Zero Population GrowthAge StructureSpatial DistributionPopulation GrowthPopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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