Question

The population of France is 63.7 million people. If the birth rate is greater

than the death rate, how will this affect the population

Answer 1

Overpopulation can be an issue if it continues.

Lack of resources (food, houses, etc) can be a subject of concern because of the larger number of citizens.

Larger population and a Natural increases in population size will be noticed.

Government might give out free contraception to its citizens to stop the increase.

Step-by-step explanation:

Overpopulation will be possible because there are more babies being born that people dying. France's population can increase exponentially if this situation continues and doesn't reach a stop.

Natural increase in a population occurs when birth rate is greater than death rate. This can also lead to a Natural decrease, when death rate is greater than birth rate.

The increase can cause the government to hand out free contraception to people.

The lower death rate could have been the result of good health care in the country, which means the population is taken care of. So it isn't necessarily a negative thing.

These are the things I could come up for the moment. I was just bored and I missed schoolwork and I started answering random questions lol.

Hope this helped

Answer 2

The population will increase

Step-by-step explanation:

In a given year if a country has more births than deaths, that means that there will be an increase in the total amount of people a country has. If this trend continues the population will grow in the future. If the birth rate is substantially higher than the death rate than the population will increase more rapidly, and more substantially. If the birth rate is only slightly greater than the death rate the population will still increase, albeit more slowly, and less substantially.