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The third stage (Late Expanding) of the Demographic Transition Model is characterized by:

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1declining birth rate and slowing population growth✓
2high birth and high death rates
3low birth rate and low death rate with stable population
4rapidly rising birth rate and high natural increase

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declining birth rate and slowing population growth

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