Stage 3 of Demographic Transition Theory.

1.	Stage 3 of Demographic Transition Theory.
Answer» 1. Stage 3 of Demographic Transition Theory is the stage of expanding population. 2. From second stage to this stage, death rates are decreasing. Birth rates are also decreasing. Decrease in both birth rates and death rates, reduces the rate of growth of population. But actually, population is growing because the birth rates are higher than death rates. 3. In this stage, since the country is making progress, the income of the people is above the subsistence level and there is an improvement in the standard of living of the people. Poverty is also reducing. 4. There is development of technology as a result secondary and tertiary activities develop. 5. Due to increase in education level, people understand the importance of family planning so size of family reduces. 6. In short in stage 3 countries are moving from developing stage to developed stage.

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1. Stage 3 of Demographic Transition Theory is the stage of expanding population.

2. From second stage to this stage, death rates are decreasing. Birth rates are also decreasing. Decrease in both birth rates and death rates, reduces the rate of growth of population. But actually, population is growing because the birth rates are higher than death rates.

3. In this stage, since the country is making progress, the income of the people is above the subsistence level and there is an improvement in the standard of living of the people. Poverty is also reducing.

4. There is development of technology as a result secondary and tertiary activities develop.

5. Due to increase in education level, people understand the importance of family planning so size of family reduces.

6. In short in stage 3 countries are moving from developing stage to developed stage.

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