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Why can rural population growth become slow?

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Correct answer: Youth moving out for employment

The correct answer is A: youth moving out for employment can slow rural population growth. Population change depends on births, deaths and migration. When young people leave a village for jobs, education or better opportunities, the village experiences out-migration. This removes residents from the local population and may reduce the number of people in the reproductive age group. As a result, the village population may grow more slowly, even if births continue. Choice B is incorrect because very high in-migration adds people and would generally increase, not slow, population growth. Choice C is incorrect because a doubling birth rate would tend to make growth faster, not slower. Choice D is not a necessary or general explanation: health-service problems may affect mortality and quality of life, but the option says services end immediately and does not identify the main population-growth mechanism described here. Memory cue: out-migration takes people out; in-migration brings people in.

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Rural PopulationOut-MigrationYouth EmploymentPopulation GrowthPopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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