POPULATION GROWTH THROUGH NATURAL INCREASE, 1775-2000 More developed countries Less developed countries 50 Birth rate Birth rate 40 Natural increase Natural increase 30 Death rate Death rate 10 Source: Population Reference Bureau. tudy the two Graphs above and respond to the questions below: 1. What were the levels of birth and death rates in less developed countries and in more developed countries in 1775? 2. Describe how the birth and death rates in the less developed and more developed countr changed from 1775 to 2000. Rate per 1,000 people 1775 20 008 1825 1850 1875 1850 1875 0061 1925 1950 1975

POPULATION GROWTH THROUGH NATURAL INCREASE, 1775-2000 More developed countries Less developed countries 50 Birth rate Birth rate 40 Natural increase Natural increase 30 Death rate Death rate 10 Source: Population Reference Bureau. tudy the two Graphs above and respond to the questions below: 1. What were the levels of birth and death rates in less developed countries and in more developed countries in 1775? 2. Describe how the birth and death rates in the less developed and more developed countr changed from 1775 to 2000. Rate per 1,000 people 1775 20 008 1825 1850 1875 1850 1875 0061 1925 1950 1975

Principles of Economics 2e

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Chapter20: Economic Growth

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