A study concludes that in DVCs rising incomes must first be achieved and only then will there be slower population growth. What view of DVC population growth would it be supporting?

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The view that rising incomes lead to slower population growth is a key assumption of the demographic transition view of population growth in DVCs. This theory suggests that as societies industrialize and incomes rise, fertility rates decline, leading to slower population growth.

A Study Concludes That in DVCs Rising Incomes Must First