Question

The United Nations tracks the factors influencing world population. Compare the two maps produced by the U. N. Based on the projected fertility data, what comment can you make about the world population in 2035 compared to 2010?

A) Births will decline but so will deaths.


B) Any population increase due to births should decline world wide.

C) There will be a leveling off of the world population as fertility rates decline.

D) There will be no change in the worldwide population regardless of fertility rate.

Answer 1

Answer:its B

Step-by-step explanation:

Answer 2

The correct answers are:

A) Births will decline but so will deaths;

B) Any population increase due to births should decline world wide;

For the year of 2035 it is expected that the world population will experience a decline in the birthrates, as it is expected that due to the globalization and modernization of the world the people will be having less and less children. Also, it is expected that the deaths will decline, and that will be caused by the better living conditions and improved healthcare, resulting in higher life expectancy. Since the birthrates are expected to be declining by this year all over the world, it is expected that even in the countries with high birthrates, they will be on a decline, thus resulting in much slower growing population.