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In which situation will a high natural increase place greater pressure on services per person?

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Correct answer: When education and health services do not expand along with the population

Correct answer: A. High natural increase means that births are greater than deaths, so the population grows through natural processes. If schools, hospitals, teachers, doctors, water supply, and other services do not grow at a similar pace, the same facilities must serve more people. As a result, the amount or quality of service available to each person may decline, producing per-person pressure. B would generally reduce pressure because services are increasing faster than the population. C indicates zero natural increase, so it does not describe high natural increase. D may reduce the population through net out-migration and therefore does not necessarily create the stated pressure. The key is to compare the rate of population growth with the rate of service expansion. Memory cue: more people with unchanged facilities means less service per person.

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Natural IncreasePer-Capita ServicesEducation And HealthProcesses Of Population ChangePopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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