population change Flashcards

(14 cards)

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birth rate

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number of live births per 1000 per year

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death rate

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number of deaths per 1000 people per year

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3
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total fertility rate

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average number of children a woman will have when she’s of reproducing age

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4
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infant mortality rate

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number of children out of 1000 who die before their first birthday

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5
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dependancy ratio

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proportion of the population who have been supported by the working population

young people and old people are dependent on the working population

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6
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as countries develop what shows how the population changes

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demographic transition model

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7
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what happens in stage 1

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high birth rates and high death rates

birth rates are high because of no birth control or family planning - poor education. high infant mortality rate , more children die so people have more children

death rates are high - poor health care , sanitation and diet

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stage 2

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high birth rates and death rates fall

birth rates still high - no contraception or family planning , poor education

death rates fall as life expectancy increases due to improved health care , sanitation and diet

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stage 3

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birth rates fall and death rates fall slightly

birth rates fall due to increased use of birth control and family planning and improvements in education

birth rates fall further still when women Start to work instead of stay at home and look after the children

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10
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stage 4

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low birth rate and death rate

birth rate and death rate fluctuate at a low level

births are low because people start using money for new things or holidays . and children aren’t needed to bring money into the family anymore

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stage 5

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births drop below deaths

births decrease because children are expensive to raise and many people have dependent elders relatives

death rate steady - more elderly people dying of old age

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12
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what are some cultural controls

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marriage
religion
role of women

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13
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how do cultural controls influence fertility rates and birth rates

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role of women - female access to education and employment delays the age people are having babies .

attitudes towards marriage - some countries women are married very young which means they are more likely to have children . Niger 3/4 of girls marry before they are 18 , it also has the highest fertility rate

religion - religions have different views on contraception and abortion .

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14
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what is a demographic dividend

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potential for rapid economic growth

death rates decrease before birth rates

people are having lots of children and more survive to adulthood

creates a bulge of young people

when these people reach working age there is a large workforce

leads to economic growth

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