The rate of population growth exhibits tremendous inertia through time because
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JNU SIS 2016 Question 18: Population and demographic transition
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This question is on Demographic transition and the demographic dividend, part of Population and demographic transition in Economics of Growth and Development.
How birth and death rates change as economies develop, and the growth window this opens.
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