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If young people move out in large numbers, what effect is possible on future births?

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Correct answer: Future births may decrease

The correct answer is A: future births may decrease. Young people often include many people who are approaching or are in reproductive ages. If a large number leave an area, the pool of potential future parents in that area may become smaller. The reasoning is: first, young residents move out; second, the reproductive-age share of the remaining population may fall; third, fewer potential parents may remain, so births in later years may decline. The word “may” is important because the exact result also depends on age, marriage and family decisions, and later migration. B is wrong because births cannot be assumed to double. C is unrelated: migration cannot make deaths zero. D is wrong because out-migration does not guarantee future in-migration. Memory cue: losing young adults can affect tomorrow’s births, not necessarily today’s.

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Youth MigrationFuture BirthsAge StructureProcesses Of Population ChangePopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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