Explanation:
A higher crude death rate but lower standardized rate indicates that Population X's apparent higher mortality is due to a larger proportion of elderly people (who have higher death rates), not worse age-specific mortality.
Explanation:
CBR = (Number of live births in a year / Mid-year population) × 1,000. It is a simple, widely used measure of fertility, though it does not account for age structure.
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