A stable population where each women has no more than two children is termed
A) Malthusian.
B) a demographic transition.
C) migration.
D) fertility.
E) zero population growth.

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Zero population growth is the term used to describe a population where births and immigration are balanced by deaths and emigration, resulting in no net increase or decrease in the population size over time. A stable population where each woman has no more than two children would result in zero population growth. A demographic transition refers to the changes in birth and death rates typically observed during a country's economic and social development, which can lead to changes in population growth rates. Migration is the movement of people from one place to another, which can result in changes to population size and structure. Fertility refers to the rate at which women of childbearing age are having children. Malthusian refers to the idea that population growth will eventually outstrip the resources available to support it.

A Stable Population Where Each Women Has No More Than