Geography · Human Geography
Population growth has two main components: natural and induced. Which of the following best explains 'induced' population growth?
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- 1Inward and outward migration of people✓
- 2Crude death rate in a region
- 3Permanent residence of people in a particular area
- 4Crude birth rate in a region
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Inward and outward migration of people
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