Demographic Transition Model Questions
In Stage 3 of the Demographic Transition Model, several factors contribute to the decline in birth rates. These factors include increased access to contraception and family planning services, improved education and empowerment of women, urbanization and industrialization, and changes in societal norms and values regarding family size. Additionally, economic development and improved healthcare systems also play a role in reducing infant mortality rates, which can lead to a decrease in desired family size and subsequently lower birth rates.