In bolivia, there is cultural and religious disapproval of contraception, so birth rates are very high. further, the country tends to have comparatively high infant mortality rates and a low life expectancy because of limited food and water; however, death rates are slowly declining. what stage would bolivia be in?

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Jarrett

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3 January, 09:45

In bolivia, there is cultural and religious disapproval of contraception, so birth rates are very high. further, the country tends to have comparatively high infant mortality rates and a low life expectancy because of limited food and water; however, death rates are slowly declining. what stage would bolivia be in?

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Layla Massey · Answer 1

In Bolivia, there is cultural and religious disapproval of contraception, so birth rates are very high. Further, the country tends to have comparatively high infant mortality rates and a low life expectancy because of limited food and water; however, death rates are slowly declining. Bolivia is at stage 2.