Question

Describe the overall trend for the standard of living for Mexicans in the 21st century​

Answer 1

Answer:

Mexico’s population grew more than sixfold from 1910 to the early 21st century. The rate of natural increase began to rise rapidly in the 1940s because of marked improvements in health care standards and food supplies. There have been drastic declines in the death rate, and infant mortality, although still quite high in comparison with more-developed countries, has been significantly reduced. Although its growth rate slowed during the late 20th century, the Mexican population is still increasing quickly. Given the country’s rapid growth, its population is disproportionately young, with more than one-fourth of Mexicans under age 15. Life expectancy at birth has doubled since 1930 and is comparable to that of more-developed countries.