“Demographic transition” theory predicts increased wealth/development in a society will tend to decrease population growth rates.Group of answer choicesTrueFalse

What does the demographic transition theory tell us?A.It reveals demographic differences among various categories of the population in a particular country or region.B.It reveals how the level of technological development affects population patterns in a society.C.It reveals the extent of social change within impoverished and wealthy countries.D.It reveals how little we know about birth and death rates in different countries.

The "demographic transition" process connecting societal development and wealth to fertility rates is best understood as:  Group of answer choicesan accurate description of historical reality for many existing societies.a fundamentally theoretical claim about possible outcomes.

The "wealth flows" perspective on demographic change argues that people will always choose to have fewer children because it leads to more wealth.Group of answer choicesTrueFalse

The demographic transition is a general model that seeks to explainResponsesthe relationship between the size of age cohorts and natural population changethe relationship between the size of age cohorts and natural population changehow variations in population size and food supply can lead to periods of crisishow variations in population size and food supply can lead to periods of crisisthe effects of changes in population size on the gross domestic productthe effects of changes in population size on the gross domestic productvariations in population size, population migration rates, and the rate of natural increasevariations in population size, population migration rates, and the rate of natural increasehow differences in birth and death rates result in natural population change

Discuss the limitations and criticisms of the demographic transition mode