Canada has birth rate 10.2 (per 1000), death rate 7.7 (per 1000), and migration rate 5.6 (per 1000). Calculate the PGR (pop. growth rate) for Canada

The Population Growth Rate of Canada will be 8.1 (per 1000)

Explanation:

If Canada as a birth rate of 10.2 and date rate of 7.7 and migration rate of 5.6, all per 1000, in a given period of time.

The population growth rate will be Birth rate plus Migration rate minus death rate

PGR = BR + MR - DR

= 10.2 + 5.6 - 7.7

= 15.8 - 7.7

= 8.1

the answers are a and c

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