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    The Demographic Transition Model outlines 4 stages of population growth as a country develops economically, from an early stage of high fluctuating birth and death rates to a late stage of low fluctuating rates. Stage 1 has high birth and death rates that fluctuate greatly. Stage 2 sees a declining death rate as living standards rise while the birth rate remains high, leading to population growth. Stage 3 is when the birth rate also declines as urbanization increases, continuing population growth. Stage 4 has low, stable birth and death rates with little population change.

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    The Demographic Transition Model outlines 4 stages of population growth as a country develops economically, from an early stage of high fluctuating birth and death rates to a late stage of low fluctuating rates. Stage 1 has high birth and death rates that fluctuate greatly. Stage 2 sees a declining death rate as living standards rise while the birth rate remains high, leading to population growth. Stage 3 is when the birth rate also declines as urbanization increases, continuing population growth. Stage 4 has low, stable birth and death rates with little population change.

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    The Demographic Transition Model outlines 4 stages of population growth as a country develops economically, from an early stage of high fluctuating birth and death rates to a late stage of low fluctuating rates. Stage 1 has high birth and death rates that fluctuate greatly. Stage 2 sees a declining death rate as living standards rise while the birth rate remains high, leading to population growth. Stage 3 is when the birth rate also declines as urbanization increases, continuing population growth. Stage 4 has low, stable birth and death rates with little population change.

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    The Demographic Transition Model

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    • Flora Mae G. Espina
    • Encallado, Melissa
    What is Demographic Transition Model (DTM)?

    The Demographic Transition Model


    (DTM) shows the changes in the patterns of
    birth rates and death rates to suggest that
    a country‘s total population growth rate
    cycles through stages as that country
    develops economically.
    The demographic transition model is
    typically divided into four stages.

    Stage 1 – Highly fluctuating


    Stage 2 – Early Expanding
    Stage 3 – Late Expanding
    Stage 4 – Low fluctuating
    Death rate
    Birth rate
    Total Population
    As you are examining the stages of
    demographic transition model, remember
    that:

    POPULATION = BIRTH RATE – DEATH RATE


    Thank you 🙂

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