A. Early Expanding (Decline of death rate while birth rate remains high)
B. Declining (Low death rates and birth rates fall below death rates)
C. High stationary (High birth and High death rate)
D. Low Stationary (Low birth and low death rate)
E. Late expanding (death rate declines and birth rate begins to fall)
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
The demographic cycle describes the changes in population growth rates over time, primarily driven by shifts in birth rates and death rates. Understanding the sequence of these stages is crucial for analyzing population trends.
The demographic cycle is typically divided into several stages. Let's analyze the characteristics of each stage provided:
Based on the characteristics, the demographic cycle progresses through the stages in the following sequential order:
Therefore, the correct sequence is C, A, E, D, B.
Match List – I with List – II and select the correct answer from the codes given below :
List - I (General Terms) | List - II (Definitions) |
| I. Crude birth rate | A. Births over deaths per thousand of population |
| II. General fertility rate | B. Number of deaths per thousand of population |
| III. Natural increase of population | C. Ratio between number of births and number of females in productive age |
| IV. Death rate | D. Ratio between the number of births and total population |
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