Question: Evaluate the validity of the following statements:

1. A developing country is likely to have an overall death rate that is lower than that of a developed country.
2. The populations of Europe and North America grew at a combined rate between 1650 and 1900 that significantly exceeded the population growth of developed countries at the time. What is the name unified growth theory gives to this period in Europe and North
   American economic development?
3. Just because country A has a population growth rate lower than country B doesn't mean the average woman in country A has fewer children than her counterpart in country B.
4. Birth rates may be high even when death rates are falling.
5. If total mortality among children remained constant, but the incidence of that mortality shifted from late childhood to early childhood, fertility rates should decline.

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