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If total fertility rates (TFRs) become the same as replacement rates (RR), population levels would stabilize over time, assuming no significant changes in mortality or migration rates. This means each generation would be producing enough offspring to replace itself, leading to a balanced population size. However, the long-term effects would depend on age distribution and other demographic factors, as a stable Birth Rate does not necessarily guarantee a stable population if there are shifts in life expectancy or migration patterns.

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