Monohar Pandey Solutions for Exercise 7: Exercise 7
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Assertion (A) In developed countries, the economically active population in agriculture sector has declined.
Reason (A) The per capita arable land has also significantly fallen down.
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Assertion (A) The study of sex composition of population assumes added significance for national planners.
Reason (A) The two sexes play partly complementary roles in the economy and society.
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Who said, "Water is incomparably India's greatest treasure and were generally turned into account, she would be in the highest state of temporal prosperity"?
Thomas Malthus in 1798 wrote and essay on population growth. Choose correct statement regarding this.
1. Number of people will increase faster than food supply.
2. His positive checks were.
3. His negative checks were.
4. He was a supporter of contraceptive.
Assertion (A) The development of human geography was stimulated in the later half of the 19th century.
Reason (A) During early 19th century, the field of physiography/ geomorphology was cultivated at the cost of other sub-fields of geography.
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According to UN report on population, which of the following is true.
1. Population growth has slowed down.
2. Growth rate of world population has fallen from 1.24% to 1.18%.
3. World population is projected to reach 8.5 billion in 2030, 9.7 bill in 2050 and 11.2 billion by 2100.
Assertion (A) In developing countries, especially in Africa and Asia, there is a marked predominance of male migration from village to towns.
Reason (A) The degree of sex-selectivity of internal migration appears to be closely related to the technical and economic evolution of a country concerned. Codes
Assertion (A): Great Britain and New Zealand are remarkably similar in terms of area, oceanic location and climate, yet Great Britain is densely populated and an important centre of political and economic power.
Reason (R): New Zealand, unlike Great Britain, suffers from the disadvantage of its location in the vast expanse of ocean in the Southern Hemisphere.
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