The rate of reproductive change is a measure of the "natural increase" in a population because it does not take into account changes that result from:
A) death due to industrial accidents
B) in- and out-migration
C) the effects of population control policies
D) war

Question

The rate of reproductive change is a measure of the "natural increase" in a population because it 	does not take into account changes that result from:
A) death due to industrial accidents
B) in- and out-migration
C) the effects of population control policies
D) war

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The rate of reproductive change, or natural increase, is calculated by considering only births and deaths, excluding migration effects.

The Rate of Reproductive Change Is a Measure of the "Natural