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Identify the elements that influence population growth, including birth rate, death rate, net migration, immigration, and emigration.

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Cambridge IGCSE EconomicsEconomic development

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Identify the elements that influence population growth, including birth rate, death rate, net migration, immigration, and emigration

  • This point belongs to Population, especially Population outcomes.
  • You need to be able to identify the elements that influence population growth, including birth rate, death rate, net migration, immigration, and emigration.
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Population Growth Factors

The population of Country X has been changing due to various factors. The birth rate is currently at 20 per 1000, the death rate is at 8 per 1000, and there is a net migration of +5 per 1000.

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    State two factors that influence population growth.

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