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What effect can young in-migration have on future natural increase in population change?

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Correct answer: It can affect future births by increasing the reproductive-age group

Direct answer: B. Young in-migration means that young people move into an area. Natural increase is calculated from births minus deaths, so migration is not itself a birth or death. However, migration can change the age structure. If many newcomers are young adults, the number of people in, or approaching, the reproductive-age group becomes larger. Over time, this may increase the number of potential parents and therefore influence the number of births and future natural increase. The effect is possible, not automatic, because fertility decisions, health, education, employment and living conditions also matter. A is wrong because migration does not end the birth rate. C is wrong because young in-migration does not always increase deaths; its effect on mortality is not fixed. D is wrong because migration changes population composition, not the physical area of a region. Memory cue: migration changes who is present; age structure can later influence births.

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Young MigrantsNatural IncreaseAge StructureProcesses Of Population ChangePopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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