growth rate of population

growth rate of pop·u·la·tion

a measure of population change in the absence of migration, comprising addition of newborns and subtraction of deaths; the result is known as the natural rate of increase of the population; it is the difference between the crude birth rate and the crude death rate.
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Table-3 depicts that the decadal growth rate of both the total food grain production (13.49 percent) and that of combined Rice-Wheat production (9.11 percent) from 2001-02 to 201011 is much less than the decadal growth rate of population (17.64 percent).
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The growth rate of population in India in 2001-11 is 17.64%.
Rural demographics of India
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The General Census of Population 2004
The growth rate of population for India in the last decade was 17.64%.
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In addition, we also replace the rate of change in labor input by the growth rate of population. These changes yield the following growth equation:
The role of U.S. trade with North African nations and its impact on economic growth
Growth rate of population declined during 1990-2000 because fertility rate declined rapidly during this period and life expectancy stagnated.
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The only reason is the high growth rate of population of Pakistan as compared to the other countries of the world.
Population Projections of Pakistan Using Traditional and Time Series Models
Growth rate of population is measured as annual population growth rate.
Investment, inflation and economic growth nexus
We have developed an ad hoc model including basic determinants of economic growth as follows: GDP growth (gross domestic product)= |(foreign loans, foreign aid, foreign direct investment, human capital, growth rate of labor force, growth rate of population, government spending, openness to international trade, trade openness indicator, economic freedom, business climate, inflation, political regime (political rights and civil liberties)).
Is the impact of foreign loans on the economic growth of severely- indebted underdeveloped countries a myth or reality? Corroborative evidence
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The effect of an expansion of the pay-as-you-go social security system in China
A key plank of his theory, for example, is the link between the growth rate of population and inflation rates.
The Great Wave: Price Revolutions and the Rhythm of History
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