Why are both urban and rural populations increasing in developing countries?

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Due to decreased mortality ratesBecause of elevated fertility ratesAs cultural traditions promote having many childrenAll of the above reasons combined

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The growth in both city and countryside populations in developing nations is driven by several factors: reduced death rates, high birth rates, and cultural norms that favor larger families. Therefore, all these factors together contribute to the population increase.

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Why are both urban and rural populations increasing in developing countries?

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