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If an area has zero growth rate but both immigration and emigration are very high, which conclusion is correct?

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Correct answer: Incoming and outgoing movement may be balanced

The direct answer is B: incoming and outgoing movement may be balanced. Gross migration describes the total movement into and out of an area, whereas net migration is the difference between immigration and emigration. If many people enter and many people leave, the two flows can be large but equal or nearly equal. Their net effect may then be zero, allowing total population growth to be zero even though mobility is high. A is wrong because zero net movement does not mean that no one moved. C is wrong because zero total growth does not prove that the birth rate is zero; births may be balanced by deaths and migration. D is wrong because a zero growth rate does not mean that the death rate is unmeasured. Common-confusion warning: zero net change is not the same as zero movement.

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Zero GrowthMigration BalancePopulation MobilityPopulation GrowthPopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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