Population is increasing more rapidly in ldcs than in mdcs.
a. true
b. false

The correct answer is True

Explanation:

In demographics, LDCs or least-developed countries are the countries with less socio-economic development in the world which is commonly linked to other factors such as lack of education, high poverty rates, low per capita income, less industrial development among others. On the other hand, MDCs or most developed countries are those countries with high socioeconomic development in the world and therefore those with high education levels, low poverty rights, high economic development, among others. In terms of population growth,ost of LDCs have a rapid population grown usually explained due to the lack of sexual education, lack of access to contraceptive methods, religious and cultural beliefs, among others, that made population of LDCs increases faster than in MDCs where there is more access to contraceptive methods and abortions that make birth rates lower and population growth slower. Considering the previous ideas, it can be concluded it is true population is increasing more rapidly in LCDs than in MDCs.