"Women in two developed countries have similar total fertility rates of 3.5. However, women in country A typically have their children about 2 years earlier than women in country B. How will the populations of the two countries compare

population of country A will grow faster than country B

Explanation:

When the Total Fertility Rate (TFR) is greater than 2.1, then it means the population in that area would rightly be on the increase.  Certain statistics released by the World Health Organization showed that between 2010 – 2015, the TFR averaged more than 3.5 births by one woman in over fifty –five countries of which 76% of these countries are found on the African continent.

So if two countries found here, with similar birth rates of 3.5, have the first country, A, to be giving birth about 2 years earlier than the second country B, then it means that the population of country A will definitely increase faster than that of country B.

well considering i can't see the graph, it's probably prices