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If out-migration of young people is high in a region, what may happen to future growth?

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Correct answer: Future natural growth may decline

Correct answer: A. Young adults often make up an important part of the working and child-bearing-age population. If many young people leave a region, the place may have fewer people in the age groups that commonly form families and have children. As a result, the number of births in that region may fall in the future, so natural increase may decline. This is a possible effect, not an unavoidable result, because age patterns, family decisions and later return migration can differ. B is wrong because the departure of young people does not guarantee a higher birth rate; it may reduce the number of potential parents locally. C is wrong because migration cannot make deaths disappear. D is wrong because a census remains useful for measuring the population and its distribution. Also distinguish natural growth from total population change: out-migration can reduce total population directly, while the smaller young-adult group may affect future births. Memory cue: loss of young adults can mean fewer future births.

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Youth Out-MigrationFuture GrowthAge StructurePopulation GrowthPopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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