Which option gives the correct two way relation between population growth and economic opportunities?

Correct answer: Economic opportunities attract migration and growing population can expand labour market

The correct answer is A because it describes influence in both directions. First, places with jobs, higher wages, better services, or business opportunities may attract migrants from other places. This changes the size and distribution of population. Second, a growing population can enlarge the labour force and local market: more workers may support production, while more consumers may increase demand for goods and services. These benefits are not automatic; education, skills, infrastructure, and sufficient employment are also needed. B is wrong because population and economic opportunities can influence each other. C is wrong because a growing population may create a larger labour force and market, although poor planning can cause unemployment. D is wrong because migration means movement of people, not the death rate. Memory cue: opportunities pull people, and people can provide workers and consumers.