What would you expect to find in a country with zero population growth? a) a high birthrate and a low death rate b) a low birthrate and a high death rate c) about equal birthrates and death rates d) low birthrates and death rates

c) about equal birthrates and death rates

Explanation:

    Through birth and mortality rates, it is possible to calculate the vegetative growth of a population. Also called natural growth, it represents the difference between the birth rate and the one-year mortality rate.

    If in a given place the result of the birth rate is higher than that of mortality, the population is growing. If the mortality rate is higher than the birth rate, the local population is decreasing. If the rates are equal, the population remains stable and there is zero population growth.