Population- 43,886,748
Arithmetic density- 16 people/km
Physiological density- 115
Agricultural density- 2.3
CBR- 17 births/1,000 population
CDR- 7.5 deaths/1,000 population
NIR- 9.5
Net Migration Rate- -.1 migrants/1,000 population
Population growth rate- .97%
IMR- 10.1 deaths/1,000 births
TFR- 2.28 children born/ woman
Population under 15- 24.72%
Population over 65- 11.46%
Dependency rate- 36.18%
Life expectancy rate at birth- 77.1 years
Life expectancy at birth females- 80.4 years
Life expectancy at birth males- 74 years
People living with HIV/AIDS- 109,700 people
Obesity rate- 26.5%
Arithmetic density- 16 people/km
Physiological density- 115
Agricultural density- 2.3
CBR- 17 births/1,000 population
CDR- 7.5 deaths/1,000 population
NIR- 9.5
Net Migration Rate- -.1 migrants/1,000 population
Population growth rate- .97%
IMR- 10.1 deaths/1,000 births
TFR- 2.28 children born/ woman
Population under 15- 24.72%
Population over 65- 11.46%
Dependency rate- 36.18%
Life expectancy rate at birth- 77.1 years
Life expectancy at birth females- 80.4 years
Life expectancy at birth males- 74 years
People living with HIV/AIDS- 109,700 people
Obesity rate- 26.5%
Based on the low IMR, CBR, CDR, and NIR, that Argentina has, I believe that Argentina is in the stage 4 of the demographic transition model. All of those are characteristics that a stage four country would have. Also the population pyramid that Argentina has is very common to the look of population pyramids in a stage 4 of the DTM, with the wide bottom that stays like that for a few generations then continues up and gradually gets smaller.