Demographic Transition Method

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Introduction
In this research, I am going to examine about the demographic transition method and how it is beneficial for a country to develop. I have chosen this topic as I have always wondered about the economy of India. It had always been that the economy of India is not good so I thought “Why don’t I actually find a solution?” and the demographic transition method is the best way to follow and make India a better place.
What is demographic change?
What is Demographic change? Is Demographic change actually good? According to my opinion, demographic change is a change regarding to the death rate and the birth rate of a specific country. But is it actually beneficial for the country if they follow this in order to get a better economy? Yes, It is helpful! The explanation of the project is in the rest of the project.
GLOBAL: How does the Demographic transition method help to improve the country?
Demographic change is used to determine about the population of the world. In one of the country’s population, the death rate and the birth rate is taken into consideration. Demography is the study of the population. There are different stages that are used to represent the country. These stages are used to classify the country .

1. ‘Stage 1: has high birth rate as the children are needed for labour, women are illiterate or even male children are chosen over female children. There is high death rate due to the lack of medical facilities, many diseases or even malnutrition. Examples of countries under stage 1 are Rainforest tribes.
2. Stage 2: the death rate has decreased as there is improvement in medical facilities, late marriages, and improvement in education. The birth rate remains the same from before. Examples of countries u...

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