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The average expectation of life at birth is a good measure of the level of _________because it is not affected by the age structure of the population.
mortality
Fertility
Health of population
Provision of health facilities
- Option 1: Mortality
- Life expectancy at birth is directly influenced by mortality rates.
- A decrease in mortality rates, particularly infant mortality, increases average life expectancy.
- Option 2: Fertility
- Fertility rates are more about birth rates and are not directly reflected in life expectancy figures.
- Life expectancy focuses on survival rates, not birth rates.
- Option 3: Health of Population
- While life expectancy provides insights into the general health of a population, it is not solely determined by people's overall health.
- Option 4: Provision of Health Facilities
- Good healthcare facilities can increase life expectancy, but life expectancy is a broader measure that includes more factors.
- Correct Answer: Option 1, Mortality
- Life expectancy at birth is mainly a measure of mortality rates.
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