Question

Examine the figure that presents regional NIR in the developed region of North America as well as in six developing regions. Which of the following accurately describes away the demographic transition model can be used to study changing populations, using a graph such as this one?
A.
The regional patterns of immigration are observable; this data can then be related to fertility rates.

B.
The regional patterns of urbanization are observable; this data can then be compared to agricultural densities.

C.
The regional total fertility rates are observable; this data can then be compared to the population growth rates.

D.
The regional population growth rates are observable; this data can then be compared to physiological densities.

E.
The regional arithmetic densities are observable; this data can then be compared to agricultural densities.

Answer 1

According to the graph, we can see the total fertility rates that can be compared to the population growth rates, as shown in option C. Thus, option C is the correct answer.

We can arrive at this answer because:

• The chart analyzes the NIR of the regions.
• The NIR is related to the percentage of growth that a population achieved during one year.
• The chart analyzes this value, associating it with the natural growth of these regions.
• This natural growth shows how much the population of a country has grown, without considering the migration that takes place in a country, that is, without considering the people who have moved between regions of the country.

In this case, we know that the graph considers population growth taking into account the birth rate and therefore considering the fertility rate, in one year.

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