Demographic transition describes the relationship between:
A)The native-born population and the immigrant population.
B)All of the qualities of a populace: gender, age, location, ethnicity, level of education, employment, etc.
C)Birthrates and death rates.
D)Ethnicity and location.

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Demographic transition describes the relationship between birthrates and death rates as theychange over time.The concept is primarily used to study the evolution of a society as it industrializes and the time that follows. Other elements that directly affect the birth and death rates may be included in the study, including fertility and the prevalence of certain diseases. Occasionally, to study a particular stage of demographic transition, the information is broken down in to subsets of the population by gender and age.

Demographic Transition Describes the Relationship Between