Why do developed countries have lower growth rates than less-developed countries?

a.) lower death rates

b.) higher birth rates

c.) lower birth rates

d.) higher death rates

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Lillianna Holder

Biology

28 September, 10:30

Why do developed countries have lower growth rates than less-developed countries?

a.) lower death rates

b.) higher birth rates

c.) lower birth rates

d.) higher death rates

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Renee Mcmillan · Answer 1

Answer: C.

Explanation: developing countries have the potential to grow faster because they have the position to pursue "catch up growth" by applying technologies previously invented in the developed countries.

Alfonso Kirby · Answer 2

Answer: C)

Explanation:

I am 100% sure, however,

a) It is true that developed countries have lower death rate, but that doesn't contribute to the question and supports the opposite thesis.

b) In developed countries there is less birth rate as we see with demographic crisis in Europe and China.

c) Lower birth rates provides less people for the economy and is the most feasible answer

d) Fake news, there are actually lower death rates in developed countries compared to developing ones.

Why do developed countries have lower growth rates than less-developed countries?a.) lower death ratesb.) higher birth ratesc.) lower birth ratesd.) higher death rates

Why do developed countries have lower growth rates than less-developed countries?

a.) lower death rates

b.) higher birth rates

c.) lower birth rates

d.) higher death rates