How do you predict that an increase in emigration will change the shape of this population's age structure? Use the simulation to test your prediction before committing to one of the four options. a.The overall size of the curve will increase in the same proportion at every age. b.The overall size of the curve will decrease in the same proportion at every age. c.The size of the curve will increase at every age, but with the greatest change at the older ages. d.The size of the curve will primarily in the range of ages from 20 to 40.

How do you predict that an increase in emigration will change the shape of this population's age structure? Use the simulation to test your prediction before committing to one of the four options. a.The overall size of the curve will increase in the same proportion at every age. b.The overall size of the curve will decrease in the same proportion at every age. c.The size of the curve will increase at every age, but with the greatest change at the older ages. d.The size of the curve will primarily in the range of ages from 20 to 40.

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