Population Growth and Urbanization by April A. Gordon

Industrial nations have negative growth rates, while developing countries have positive growth rates.

Industrial nations have declining growth rates, while developing countries have rapidly increasing growth rates. (correct)

Both industrial nations and developing countries have rapid growth rates.

Industrial nations have declining growth rates, while developing countries have stable growth rates.

It was an exception to the declining growth rates in industrial nations. (correct)

It caused a decline in urbanization rates.

It resulted in negative population growth rates.

It led to a decrease in agricultural employment.

Both have equal proportions of urban dwellers.

Developing countries

Industrial nations (correct)

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