The chart below shows selected population data for twodifferent countries, A and B. Study the chart and answerthe questions that followCalculate the rates of natural increase (due to birthsand deaths, not counting immigration) for the populations of country A and country B. Based on thesecalculations and the data in the table, for each of thecountries, suggest whether it is a more-developedcountry or a less-developed country and explain thereasons for your answers Country ACountry BPopulation (millions)14482Crude birth rate (number of live birthsper 1,000 people per year)438Crude death rate (number of deathsper 1,000 people per year)1810Infant mortality rate (number of babiesper 1,000 bom who die in first yearof life)1003.8Total fertity rate (average number ofchildren born to women during theirchildbearing years)5.913% of population under 15 years old4514% of population older than 65 years19Average life expectancy at birth4779% urban447500

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The chart below shows selected population data for two
different countries, A and B. Study the chart and answer
the questions that follow

Calculate the rates of natural increase (due to births
and deaths, not counting immigration) for the populations of country A and country B. Based on these
calculations and the data in the table, for each of the
countries, suggest whether it is a more-developed
country or a less-developed country and explain the
reasons for your answers

Country A
Country B
Population (millions)
144
82
Crude birth rate (number of live births
per 1,000 people per year)
43
8
Crude death rate (number of deaths
per 1,000 people per year)
18
10
Infant mortality rate (number of babies
per 1,000 bom who die in first year
of life)
100
3.8
Total fertity rate (average number of
children born to women during their
childbearing years)
5.9
13
% of population under 15 years old
45
14
% of population older than 65 years
19
Average life expectancy at birth
47
79
% urban
44
75
00

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