Abstract
In the absence of convincing evidence, data for Sweden and Mauritius are used
in academic publications to illustrate the Demographic Transition Theory. These
data are closely examined and found to be in clear contradiction of this
theory. Demographic Transition Theory is also contradicted by the best
available data for England. Other examples of contradicting evidence are also
discussed. This article is for demographers but even more importantly it is for
teachers, lecturers and university professors who might not be aware of the
long-lasting and serious problems with the Demographic Transition Theory,
making it obsolete.
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