Question

question 28
2 pts
all the following are critical aspects of demography except
mortality
migration
fertility
pollution

Explanation:

Define demography and its core components

Demography is the scientific study of human populations, primarily focusing on how populations change over time. The three primary demographic variables that determine population growth, decline, or stabilization are fertility (births), mortality (deaths), and migration (movement of people).

Evaluate the given options against demographic variables

• mortality: A core demographic component measuring deaths.
• migration: A core demographic component measuring population movement.
• fertility: A core demographic component measuring births.
• pollution: An environmental factor, not a direct component of demographic population change.

Answer:

Question 28

• (A) mortality
• (B) migration
• (C) fertility
• (D) pollution (Correct answer)