During a demographic study of a developing nation, researchers recorded a rapid decline in the crude death rate due to improved medical services, while the crude birth rate remained consistently high. Which stage of the Demographic Transition Model does this scenario describe, and what is its effect on population growth?
- AStage 1 (High Stationary), producing a stagnant population with high fluctuation.
- Stage 2 (Early Expanding), producing rapid population growth due to a high rate of natural increase.Cevap
- CStage 3 (Late Expanding), producing moderate growth driven mainly by rural push factors.
- DStage 4 (Low Stationary), producing a declining population due to an inverted dependency ratio.
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Stage 2 (Early Expanding), producing rapid population growth due to a high rate of natural increase.
Stage 2 (Early Expanding) of the Demographic Transition Model is defined by a significant drop in mortality rates—brought about by improvements in public health, healthcare, and food supply—while birth rates remain high. This wide divergence between births and deaths creates a high rate of natural increase, causing rapid population growth.
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Demographic Transition Model - Stage 2 (Early Expanding Stage)