In the demographic transition model which of the following statements is false?

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Thank you very much. We will discuss the demographic transition model in this video. First of all, the demographic transition model is a shift from high birth and death rates. Too low birds and too much trade with industrialization. If there was a high birth rate, there would be a minimum of technology, education and economic development in that society. When it shifted to low birth rate and low debt trade, there would be advancement of technology and education. Either up here or down here. This is more or less about industrialization leading to lower population and higher wealth. Well, right? The demographic transition model is the focus of this. The model is in five stages of history. The pre industrial society is one of five stages of the demographic transition. There would be high death rates and high birth rates. The population growth is very slow and they are in balance. Most of the countries were 10,000 years ago. Well, right? The stage one is from the late 17th to the late 18th century. Most of the country's vessels are shown here. Food availability can be found in the food supply. Everything is constrained in this stage one and stage two marks of the developing country. The death trade would drop quickly due to improvements in food supply and sanitation in this stage. The birth rate would not change even though the death rates would drop quickly. The stage two is a monkey that traded or declined quickly. The birth rate begins to fall in the third stage due to various factors. The fertility rate may have decreased because of contraception and increased wages. All this happens in the third stage. Where does the fertility rate begin to fall in this stage? Both the trade and bird trade were in the fourth stage. In the fourth dish the death rate and birth rate would be low, and the birth rate would be below the replacement level. They are going to drop in the fourth level. The birth rate would be equal to the death rate at the end of food. That is the way fourth stage is marked. The population is getting smaller. Population can not be decreasing or increasing because of the fertility rarity for literate. They replaced the fertility rate. This is related to evolutionary psychology in some way. We won't discuss much on the world stage because it's under development. Well, right? The fifth stage of democrats is demographic transition, and before that there are five stages. The fifth stage hasn't been seen yet. The fifth stage is not talked about in this video. Well, right? The demographic transition model is the focus of this. The demographic transition model has a question. Which of the following statements is true regarding the demographic transition order? The demographic transition model had been discussed. I hope you can figure that out. We can go option by option. Well, right? The first option is to look at all the size and age of the population change or work time. We can see how the population changes. Well, right? We noticed in this diagram. In the diagram, you can see that the population is changing right from a lower to a higher level. We are unsure about it. How the population is changing over time is something we are looking at. The demographic transition model can be used with the age structure. It is easy to figure out the surviving population with the demographic transition model. Over time, the age structure of the population changes as well. The demographic transition model could also predict that. This option is the correct one. Well, right? It is the weekend. The next option says the demographic transition model will take the same shape over time across societies. It is not the same shape across society. If europe is in stage four, it is not necessary for India or any other country to be in stage four. It's true that India is in between stage two and three. India is in between stage two and three, which is why it has never crossed stage four. Few countries are still in stage two and few are still in stage three in the world of developed countries. The demographic transition model is the same but it is different in different societies. The demographic transition model won't work with this. The next one requires disasters to move between phases. It doesn't need external conflicts to move between phases. It's the development process that makes a country move from one stage to another. The society moving from one place to another is not about the disaster or conflict. It depends on the assumption that the mortality rate will decrease in a population priority to decrease fertility rate. In the diagram, you can see that we can first see the decrease in the trade. Then we find them. The birth rate has been decreasing. In the second stage there is a fallen death rate, whereas in the third stage there is a decrease in the birth rate. Well, right? The death rate is first and the birth rate is last. The true statement is that it relies on an assumption that mortality rate decreases in a population priority to decrease in fertility rate. Well, right? The final statement says it was developed based on the history of history and historical data from industrialized countries. Well, right? It was based on historical data from the industrialized country. We wouldn't have known about these stages if an industrialized country crossed all the stage. Well, right? Europe was the first country where we absorbed all of these stages. It is based on historical data in Europe. The demographic transition model also has the statement fire. The demographic transition model is the focus of this. This video was helpful to me. Thank you very much.

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