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Which are the reducing processes in population change?

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Correct answer: Deaths and out-migration

Direct answer: B, deaths and out-migration. To understand this, imagine counting residents in one area. A death removes one resident from the count. Out-migration means a resident leaves that area for another place, so the original area loses a person. Both processes therefore reduce the population of the area being studied. A is wrong because births add new people and in-migration brings people into the area. C is wrong because birth increases population, while health is a condition or service, not a direct reducing process. D is wrong because in-migration adds residents and education does not itself subtract people from a population. The exact total change also depends on how many births, deaths, arrivals and departures occur during the same period. Memory cue: deaths and “out” both take people away.

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