Geography · Population Geography
The 'Second Demographic Transition' theory, proposed by Dirk van de Kaa and Ron Lesthaeghe, is characterized by:
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- 1High immigration replacing natural population decline
- 2Rapid population growth due to declining death rates
- 3Sub-replacement fertility, delayed marriage, and diverse family structures in post-industrial societies✓
- 4High fertility, high mortality leading to slow population growth
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Sub-replacement fertility, delayed marriage, and diverse family structures in post-industrial societies
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