easy · MCAT psych-soc
The demographic transition model describes the shift in population patterns as a country industrializes.
In 'Stage 2' of this model, why does the population grow so rapidly?
- Birth rates spike dramatically as new factories create urgent demand for many more cheap laborers.
- Both birth rates and death rates rise together at once, as industrial output and food supplies both expand.
- The rapid population growth seen in this stage is driven mainly by mass immigration from already-industrialized nations.
- Death rates drop significantly due to improvements in healthcare and sanitation, while birth rates remain high.
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