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In which situation can total population increase even when natural increase is negative?

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Correct answer: In-migration is greater than natural decrease

Answer: A, when in-migration is greater than the natural decrease. Natural increase is negative when deaths exceed births, so the population is falling from natural causes. However, total population also includes migration. If more people enter the region than the number lost through the natural decrease, the incoming population more than compensates for that loss and total population rises. For example, a natural decrease of 200 combined with in-migration of 500 gives a total increase of 300, assuming no other migration adjustment. A is correct. B is wrong because out-migration adds another loss. C cannot produce an increase when natural change is already negative. D also causes losses and cannot support growth. Memory cue: a positive migration balance can overcome a negative natural balance.

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Negative Natural IncreaseIn-MigrationTotal PopulationProcesses Of Population ChangePopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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