Don't give AI generated solution Give typing all answers with explanation Classify each description Into the correct category.Labels ODrop ZonesReset AllConsists ofrelatively largeLess-income countriesHigh-income(1/2)countries (2/2)numbers of post-reproductiveindividualsLess than 20% ofthe worldpopulation but usemore than 50% ofthe energyBirth rates high,death ratesdecreasingIn stage 3 ofdemographictransitionLikely to beexhibitingexponential growthInfectious diseasesare 3 out of the top5 causes of death.

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Essentials Of Human Development

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