Question

Explain how birth rate, immigration. death rate, and emigration affect population growth

Answer 1

Population growth is exactly what it sounds like, the growth of the population.

There are several things that contribute to population growth, whether it's increasing, or decreasing.

Birth rate rising or decreasing would affect the number of people in the world, or in a country, and this could lead to over-population if too many people are born in the same amount of time.

Death rate would decrease the population, because you're losing people who are apart of the population. 

Emigration would affect the population growth in an area, such as the united states, because it's adding people to an already highly populated country. Population numbers would go up as more and more people emigrate to the area. 

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Answer 2

Answer:

A population may grow through births or immigration, the movement of individuals into a population.

A population may shrink through deaths or emigration, the movement of individuals out of a population.

Population growth may be calculated using the formula:

(birth rate + immigration) – (death rate + emigration) = population growth