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Question
When will be the growth of population positive in any place and in which one of the following conditions?
Options
High birth rate, low death rate and high immigration.
High birth rate, high death rate and low immigration.
Low birth rate, high death rate and low immigration.
Low birth rate, low death rate and low immigration.
Solution
High birth rate, low death rate and high immigration.
Explanation:
Birth rates should outpace death rates in order to increase the population. Some of the following quaternary activities include information production, production, and dissemination.
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