Answer:
The answer is stage one or how it is also called high stationary stage.
Explanation:
The demographic transition model provides information about population trends of two specific characteristics, birth rate, and death rate. With that information, we deduce if a country's population has grown or decreased.
The DTM has 5 stages which are:
- High stationary: It happens when both birth rates and death rates are high. And as a result of that, we can deduce that the population size of that country remains fairly constant. (RENEE'S COUNTRY CASE)
- Early expanding: death rates are low while birth rates remain high.
- Late expanding: birth rates decrease.
- Low stationary: both birth and death rates are low.
- Declining: Fertility rates are low
