Why do populations in different countries grow at different rates?

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Survival rates of newborns
Average life spans
Death rates
level of and access to medicare
Local diseases with high mortality rates (Malaria,AIDS,Dengue, ETC)
Education levels
Economic levels
Governmental programs or laws (available food) ECT
Temperature/environment conditions

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