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The natural growth rate of a population is analysed by which of the following factors?

  1. A
    Crude birth and death rates
  2. B
    Maternal mortality and birth rate
  3. C
    Sex ratio and birth rate
  4. D
    Infant mortality and death rate

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The natural growth rate of a population is calculated as the difference between the Crude Birth Rate (CBR) and the Crude Death Rate (CDR) over a specified period, excluding the effects of migration.

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The natural growth rate of a population is analysed by which of the following factors?
A
Crude birth and death rates
B
Maternal mortality and birth rate
C
Sex ratio and birth rate
D
Infant mortality and death rate

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