Reasons for more rapid population growth in countries with lower levels of economic development.

A) Throughout history and today, population growth tends to be most rapid in countries with lower levels of economic development. Specifically this tends two be "stage two" countries. This is for several reasons. First, a characteristic of a "stage two" country is it's heightening crude death rate (cdr). Higher levels of cdr are typically in response from medical advances in more developed countries (mdc) that are then sent to lesser-developed countries (ldc) in the form …

…to be done. Today mdc bring technology advances in farming equipment, which lessens the necessity for manual labor in the fields. Additionally medical advances make sure more people live through their childhood and the conclusion is a rapidly increasing population. Ultimately the rapid population growth is due to the society which has not yet realized or let go of old habits of many children in order to provide the family in its generations to come.