Question

A positive growth ratio indicates that the population is ---

1)decreasing of population.
2)overcrowding of population.
3)increasing of population.
4)stable population.

Answer 1

Answer:

the answer is 4

Explanation: because a stable population contributes more to the growth ratio and hence, this results in a positive growth ratio.

Answer 2

Answer: Option 3 (increasing the population) is correct. A positive Growth rate indicates a variable increase in population.  

Explanation:

The annual change in a variable as a percentage is expressed by Growth rates. A positive growth rate refers indicates an increase in variables, opposite to a negative growth rate.

It predicts future performance, and beneficial is in assessing a company's performance. Annually, quarterly, monthly, and weekly are the time periods used for growth rates.

By dividing the difference between the ending and starting values for the period, it is analyzed, and dividing by the starting value computed are growth rates.

It is used to express an annual change in a variable as a percentage. The growth rate is used to measure an economy's expansion and recession.

A recession refers to a condition when the income within a country declines for two consecutive quarters. on the other hand, when an income within a  country expanded for two consecutive quarters, this condition is Expansion.

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