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RNI
(redirected from Rate of natural increase)

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AcronymDefinition
RNIReference Nutrient Intake
RNIRadio Northsea International
RNIRassemblement National des Indépendants (French: National Rally of Independents, Morocco)
RNIRaw Native Interface (Sun)
RNIRate of Natural Increase
RNIRete Nazionale Interbancaria (Italian: National Interbank Network)
RNIRegistrar of Newspapers for India
RNIReactive Nitrogen Intermediate
RNIRecommended Nutritional Intake
RNIRadionuclide Imaging
RNIRemote Network Interface
RNIRelative Noncentrality Index
RNIRadio Network Interface
RNIRemote Network Processor
RNIResident Navy Inspector
RNIRussian Independent Institute for the Study of Social and National Problems


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In 1979 the government announced that population growth must be lowered to a rate of natural increase of 0.
[begin strikethrough]Definitely[end strikethrough] probably one: a ... by Meulenberg, Claudia / World Watch
Since immigrants are often young and usually have higher fertility rates than natives, they may also help to increase the rate of natural increase once they have settled in a country.
IMMIGRATION ISSUES IN EUROPE by Market Europe
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