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- Demographic Transition Theory
- Stage I: Pre-Industrialization Stage
- Stage II: Transition Stage
- Stage III: Post Transitional Stage
The theory of demographic transition theory is the latest attempt made to provide a historical analysis of the population problems of developing countries. It tends to explain the reasons why all developed countries several years ago went through three identical stages of population.
The demographic theory puts up a model which recognizes three main stages in the process of population growth.
The three stages are:
Stage I: Pre-Industrialization Stage:
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