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AP Human Geography
Unit 2 – Population and Migration
Topic 2.3
What effect does high infant mortality have on overall population growth?
High infant mortality escalates overall population growth because it pushes families to produce more children.
High infant mortality increases total population growth because families generally have more children when infant death rates are high..
Infant mortality doesn’t affect overall population growth at all since it only affects one age group within the population.
High infant mortality tends to slow down overall population growth as fewer infants live long enough to reproduce themselves.
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