What was the crude birth rate of 1998 ?
Correct answer: A. 30.5 per 1000
- A. 30.5 per 1000
- B. 35.4 per 1000
- C. 32.5 per 1000
- D. 31.8 per 1000
Explanation
The crude birth rate recorded for 1998 was approximately 30.5 births per 1,000 people. Crude birth rate counts live births relative to the entire population, not merely women of childbearing age.
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