Standardized Death Rate for Population A is calculated using Population B's age structure as standard. This allows: MCQ with Answer and Explanation

Standardized Death Rate for Population A is calculated using Population B's age structure as standard. This allows:
A. Calculation of A's fertility rates
B. Estimation of A's future population size
C. Assessment of whether A's age-specific mortality is higher/lower than B's
D. Direct comparison of crude death rates
Answer: Option C
Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests)
By applying A's age-specific death rates to B's standard population, SDR isolates differences in mortality risk from differences in age composition, revealing true mortality level comparisons.

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The crude birth rate is called 'crude' because:
A. It is inaccurate
B. It includes stillbirths
C. It is based on sample
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Correct Answer: Option D


Explanation:
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Correct Answer: Option B


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Correct Answer: Option B


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