A) It is no longer increasing
B) It is predicted to increase exponentially far into the future
C) It is currently decreasing slowly
D) It is predicted to stop growing in the next 100 years
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A) when the death rate equals the growth rate
B) when the birth rate equals the death rate
C) when the birth rate equals the growth rate
D) when the growth rate equals the declining rate
E) when the birth rate plus the death rate equals zero
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A) ways to deal with an increase in violent crimes
B) a need to increase the age of retirement
C) reduction in financial benefits for the elderly
D) not enough young people to support the elderly population
E) a greater demand for health and social services
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A) at the carrying capacity of the environment
B) at a population larger than before the transition, but with very slow or no growth
C) at a rate of growth that is higher than before the transition
D) at a size close to the original before the transition
E) at a size much smaller than the original population
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A) Brazil.
B) China.
C) India.
D) Russia.
E) United States.
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A) Availability of family planning services
B) Cultural and religious traditions
C) Government policies
D) Marriage age
E) All of these choices are correct
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A) In highly developed countries, per capita resource use is high.
B) In developing countries, per capita resource use is high.
C) Many people in more affluent nations exploit resources in order to meet their desires.
D) In highly developed countries, resource demands exceed the requirements for survival.
E) The resources that are essential to an individual's survival are small.
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A) children contribute to the family's livelihood.
B) children must care for aging parents.
C) male children are culturally more desirable, so families continue to have children until male children are born.
D) high fertility rates compensate for high infant mortality rates.
E) All of these choices are correct.
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A) Sub-Saharan Africa and South America
B) Central and South America
C) South Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa
D) South Asia and South America
E) Central America and South Asia
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A) Population growth has no effect on economic development.
B) Economic development does not affect population growth.
C) If a country's standard of living is to increase, then its population growth must decrease to almost zero.
D) Economic growth in developing countries would profit from slower population growth.
E) The debt burden in developing countries is not affecting economic development.
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A) Contraceptives
B) Marriage licenses
C) Long term childcare
D) Infertility medical treatment
E) Religious support groups
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A) Charles Darwin
B) Paul Ehrlich
C) Thomas Malthus
D) Rachel Carson
E) James Lovelock
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A) increased birth rate and increased population growth rate
B) increased death rate and decreased population growth rate
C) decreased birth rate and increased population growth rate
D) decreased birth rate and decreased population growth rate
E) decreased death rate and increased population growth rate
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A) compulsory sterilization of fathers after males are born
B) penalties and fines for a second child
C) many newborn girls abandoned or killed
D) abortion is common when the woman is pregnant with a second child
E) education and publicity problems
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A) increased
B) decreased
C) stayed the same
D) doubled
E) increased exponentially
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A) improved health services to improve infant mortality rates
B) measures have not been effective, and total fertility rate has stayed constant over the past 30 years
C) multimedia campaigns, including soap operas
D) social workers are trained in family planning
E) public school curriculum includes population education
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