2. The data below shows the number of births, deaths, emigration and immigration for a countly Births 10,000 Deaths 3,000 Emigration 4,000 Immigration 7,000 If the total population at the beginning of the year was 104,000, calculate the (a) total population at the end of the year. (b) percentage increase in population for the year. (c) birth rate.

2. The data below shows the number of births, deaths, emigration and immigration for a countly Births 10,000 Deaths 3,000 Emigration 4,000 Immigration 7,000 If the total population at the beginning of the year was 104,000, calculate the (a) total population at the end of the year. (b) percentage increase in population for the year. (c) birth rate.

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Chapter32: Macroeconomic Policy Around The World

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Problem 23CTQ: Demography can have important economic effects. The United States has an aging population. Explain...

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