What can be inferred about Sweden and its population growth based on this graph? Check all that apply.

The population change is near or at replacement level.

Deaths greatly exceed births.

Births greatly exceed deaths.

The birth and death rates are balanced.

Sweden is most likely a developing country.

Sweden is most likely a developed country.

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What can be inferred about Sweden and its population growth based on this graph? Check all that apply.

The population change is near or at replacement level.

Deaths greatly exceed births.

Births greatly exceed deaths.

The birth and death rates are balanced.

Sweden is most likely a developing country.

Sweden is most likely a developed country.

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Bradyn Frye · Answer 1

the correct answers would be

1. The population change is near ...

4. The birth and death rates are balanced.

6. Sweden is most likely a developed country.

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Mia Booker · Answer 2

- The population change is near or at replacement level

- Sweden is most likely a developed country

Explanation:

Sweden, as most of the developed countries, has been struggling with the demographic trends, especially with the aging population, lowered birthrates, and increased death rates. The ethnic Swedish people have experienced a big decline in the birthrates, and it is only due to the African and Middle eastern immigrants that Sweden doesn't experience a decrease in its population. At present, the population of this country is near the replacement level, and it is predicted that it will stay that way for the decades that follow, with the ethnic Swedish and minority ethnic Finish populations continuing to experience a decline, while the immigrants from Africa and the Middle East with their high birth rates are expected to balance the total number of the population.