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Why are processes of population change used in policy making?

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Correct answer: To estimate future population and service needs

Direct answer: A, population-change processes help estimate future population and the services people will need. Births and deaths show natural change, while in-migration and out-migration show movement between areas. Step one is to collect reliable information about the present population. Step two is to study trends in births, deaths, and migration. Step three is to estimate likely future numbers and distribution. Policymakers can then plan schools, hospitals, housing, water supply, sanitation, transport, employment support, and budgets. A is correct because it connects demographic evidence with practical planning. B is wrong because population data are not used merely to name mountains. C is irrelevant and has no relation to demographic planning. D is impossible because population processes do not change the colour of weather. Memory cue: count people today to plan facilities for tomorrow.

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Policy MakingPopulation ProcessesPlanningPublic ServicesProcesses Of Population ChangePopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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