With declining death rates and the availability of disease-fighting medications and world organizations willing to distribute them, what is the likely trend for population growth in peripheral countries by 2050?

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Asher Miller

Biology

4 June, 05:26

With declining death rates and the availability of disease-fighting medications and world organizations willing to distribute them, what is the likely trend for population growth in peripheral countries by 2050?

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Waylon Mccarthy · Answer 1

Overall population growth will continue to grow.

Explanation:

History shows that in the past, as the field of science and technology was not much advanced, hence many epidemic diseases caused a decline in the population of humans over time.

But now, advances in the field of science and technology has led to the cure of many diseases. The factors such as famine which killed humans in the past are not likely to occur in today's world. Hence, the population will tend to grow and the death rate will decline.