Question

The demographic transition model show population change over time. It ilustrates how birth rate and death rate affect the total
population of a country Rates of population growth vary across the world, although the world's total population is rising rapidly
not all countries are experiencing the same growth rate. For example, in the united Kingdom the population growth is slowing
while in Germany the population has started to decline. More Economically Developed Countries (MEDCs) have low population
growth rates, with low death rates and low birth rates white Less Economically Developed Countries (LEDC) have high population
growth rates as well as high birth and death rates Review the data collected on the four counties

Which country or countries fall under the heading of LIDC? Where in the demographic transition stages would you place the
country or countries you selected?

Botswana; stage 2

Bulgaria; stage 3

Canada and Bulgaria; stage 4

Botswana and South Africa; stage 2 or 3
Year

Answer 1

The correct answer to the question is d.) Botswana and South Africa ; stage 2 or 3

Answer 2

The countries that fall under the heading of LEDC will be Botswana and South Africa and they will be placed in stage 2 or stage 3.

Less Economically Developed Countries (LEDC) are the countries that are less developed. Such countries have poor infrastructural facilities, high birth rates, high rates of infant mortality, poor educational system, and high death rate.

Based on the graph, we can see that when compared to other countries such as Canada and Bulgaria, Botswana and South Africa are less developed economically.

Therefore, both Botswana and South Africa will fall under LEDC and they'll be placed in stage 2 or stage 3.

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