World overpopulation could be prevented by_________________?
Correct answer: A. zero population growth worldwide
- A. zero population growth worldwide
- B. the elimination of the demographic transition
- C. natural change
- D. a return to preindustrial medicine
Explanation
Zero population growth means births and immigration are balanced by deaths and emigration, preventing continuing worldwide population increase. Eliminating medical progress or the demographic transition would not be a sound population policy.
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