Assertion (A): NRR is a more accurate measure of population replacement than GRR. Reason (R): NRR incorporates female mortality, while GRR does not.

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NRR adjusts for the probability that female births survive to reproductive ages, providing a realistic assessment of generational replacement, whereas GRR assumes all female births survive, overestimating replacement potential.

Assertion (A): NRR is a more accurate measure of population replacement than GRR. Reason (R): NRR incorporates female mortality, while GRR does not. MCQ with Answer and Explanation

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