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If natural increase is positive in an area but emigration is very high, how can total growth be?

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Correct answer: It may be low or even negative

Correct answer: A. Natural increase is the number of births minus the number of deaths. Total population change also includes migration: total change = natural increase + immigration − emigration. Therefore, an area can have more births than deaths and still show little growth or even a decline if many more people leave than enter. B is wrong because positive natural increase does not guarantee rapid total growth. C is wrong because migration directly affects population totals. D is wrong because emigration does not make the birth rate zero. Memory cue: positive natural increase can be cancelled by strong out-migration.

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Positive Natural IncreaseEmigrationTotal Population ChangeProcesses Of Population ChangePopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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