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Which of these events is most likely to occur d ur ing Stage II of the demographic transition?
a) the population decreases slightly, especially in the younger age ranges
b) the population decreases slightly, especially in the older age ranges
c) the population increases slightly, due mainly to the increased rate that babies are born
d) the population increases significantly, due mainly to a decrease in death rate
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