Which stage of demographic transition refers to a population experiencing the onset of industrialization?
A)pre-industrial stage
B)transitional stage
C)industrial stage
D)post-industrial stage

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The transitional stage refers to a period of rapid population growth during which a country experiences the onset of industrialization. The pre-industrial stage is characterized by high birth and death rates, while the industrial stage marks a decline in birth and death rates due to economic development and improvements in health care. The post-industrial stage is characterized by low birth and death rates and a stable population.

Which Stage of Demographic Transition Refers to a Population Experiencing