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nasty-shy [4]
3 years ago
5

According to policy and population experts, which hypothesis BEST explains the correlation between economic growth and populatio

n growth?
A) s economic growth raises the standard of living, population increases because there is an increased demand for labor.
B)As economic growth raises the standard of living, population declines because more people have the financial resources to emigrate.
C) As economic growth raises the standard of living, population growth declines because governments pass laws preventing multiple births.
D)As economic growth raises the standard of living, population
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1 answer:
Gemiola [76]3 years ago
6 0
<span>The correct answer is letter A.
According to policy and population experts the best correlated hypothesis between economic and population growth is: As economic growth raises the standard of living, population increases because there is an increased demand for labor. This is the reason why there are a lot of people who migrate to more developed societies because of the opportunities it can offer thus increasing the society’s population further. <span>
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