According to demographers. The "demographic transition" resulting from an increase in living standards follows a pattern of

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The demographic transition model describes how the transition from high birth and death rates to low birth and death rates occurs in societies, particularly as they develop economically. The first phase of this transition typically involves a decline in death rates due to improvements in healthcare, nutrition, and sanitation, which occurs before a significant decline in birthrates. This leads to population growth until the birthrate also begins to fall in response to changes in societal norms, economic factors, and access to family planning.

According to Demographers