A key limitation of crude birth rate for comparing fertility across regions is that it depends heavily on A Weather
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Chapter 13: Social Demography (Set-4)
Social demography explains population trends by connecting them mainly with A Ocean currents B Rock formation C Social conditions D
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In social demography, the population is usually analyzed as groups based on A Forest cover B River systems C Age–sex
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Social demography differs from demography mainly because it focuses more on A Cell biology B Rock layers C Weather patterns
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Social demography mainly studies population in relation to A Climate only B Planet motions C Social structures D Ocean currents
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A policy that sets a total emission cap and allows trading of permits between firms is A Command-and-control rule B
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When a lifestyle’s total demand on land, water, and energy is measured to show pressure on nature, it is called
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In sociological terms, “development” becomes harmful to environment when it mainly A Reduces basic services B Stops all innovation C
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When factories shift pollution costs to society instead of paying for control, this is called A Cultural diffusion B Social
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Industrial growth often increases environmental damage mainly because it A Reduces human needs B Stops waste creation C Uses fossil
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