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If births exceed deaths in a village but youth are moving out in large numbers, which conclusion is correct?

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Correct answer: Local growth may be slow or negative

The direct answer is A. Births exceeding deaths create a positive natural increase, but population change also includes migration. When many young people leave, out-migration becomes large and subtracts from the local population. If out-migration is nearly equal to the natural increase, local growth may become very slow. If it is greater than the natural increase, the village population may actually decline. Option B is wrong because a positive natural increase does not guarantee doubling; the size of migration and the time period matter. Option C is wrong because migration directly changes the number of people living in the village. Option D is wrong because people moving away does not make the death rate zero. Memory cue: births minus deaths show natural increase, but adding in-migration and subtracting out-migration gives the fuller population change.

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Rural GrowthOut-MigrationNatural IncreasePopulation GrowthPopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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