What is intrinsic growth rate? And what value will it be if birth rate and death rate are the same?

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John Smith

Answered Sep 14, 2016

Intrinsic Growth Rate (R) = 1+ b - d When R=1, population is constant because b=d If R=1.2, Population will grow @ about 20% If R=0.9, Population will shrink @ about 10%

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