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16 Cards in this Set
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China's one child policy |
Back (Definition) |
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Migration within the EU |
Back (Definition) |
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Ageing population case study? |
Back (Definition) |
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How are they Coping with the ageing population in the UK? |
-health and fitness -increase care -people will live longer if they want their pension -less people working, larger dependant population |
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Talk about a place where they are controlling the population |
Kerala, India -32 million people -Keralans rely on tourism -poverty is very low -95% babies born in hospital -very good medical care |
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What are factors affecting population change? |
Education and women ( women know more about birth control and they stay in education longer) Urbanisation Fewer people working on the land - changing farming methods |
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Stage 1 demographic transition |
Death rate is high Birth rate is high Population doesn't really increase |
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Stage 2 demographic transition |
Death rate falls Birth rate still high Population increases |
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Stage 3 demographic |
Death rate falls Birth rate starts to fall Total population is slowing down |
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Stage 4 demographic |
Death rate remains low Birth rate is low Population rises |
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What is birth rate |
Number of births / total pop x 100 |
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What is birth rate |
Number of births / total pop x 100 |
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What is death rate |
Number of deaths/total pop x100 |
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What is birth rate |
Number of births / total pop x 100 |
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What is death rate |
Number of deaths/total pop x100 |
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What is natural increase |
Birth rate- death rate % |
