When calculating global population growth,the death rate is

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Using just these variables, Population growth = Population*(Birth rate - Death rate). However, a couple of real-life refinements: 1. Although the number of births and deaths …depends on the population, it is related to the age-structure of the population. A very old population, for example, will not have many births but many deaths whereas a young population will have more births and fewer deaths. So, the population should be stratified according its age structure. 2. Net migration also needs to be taken into account.

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When calculating global population growth, the death rate is subtracted from the birth rate

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