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| the study of population number, distribution, trends and issues |
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data that published demograph of all people living in a particular area about economic and social data
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| a country with highly developed economy and infrastructure and high living standards |
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| a country with a low living standards |
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| the number of birth per 1000 people in a country in a given year |
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census since and how many years conducted
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1871 major every 10 years and a less detailed in every 5 year
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| the numver of deaths per 1000 people in a country in a given year |
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| the number of new arrivals in a country in a given year per 1000 people |
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| the number of people leaving a country in a given yeat per 1000 people |
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the rate at which a population increase in a yeat expressed as a percentage
Birth Rate
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| a rapid rate of population growth as each generation doubles in size |
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the time it takes a country to double its population
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| the number of years it takes a country to double its population at its current growth rate |
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| the difference between the number of people immigration to a country and the number of people emigration |
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| the rate at which a country's population increases or decreases; calculated by adding natural increase and net migration |
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| the avarage number of yeats an individual is expected to lice |
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| Demographic transition model |
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| a model that shows changes in the population's birth and death rates and growth based on technological development |
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| the overall change in a society from farm production and craftsmanship to mechanized manufacturing production |
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| the move of people from farms to cities where jobs are available, city |
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| stage 1 on the demographic transition model |
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| Pre-transition: High birth rates and high fluctuating death rates result in small population growth, poor health |
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| stage 2 on the demographic transition model |
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| Early Transition: Improved health care, sanitation, and increased food supplies lead to a rapid fall in death rates. Birth rates are still high, so there is a rapid increase in population numbers |
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| stage 3 on the demographic transition model |
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| Late Transition: Birth rates begin to fall, population growth begins to decline. Industrializtion, urbanization and improved living standards lead to less desire for large families |
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| stage 4 on the demographic transition model |
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| Post-Transition: the transition is complete. There is a stavle or slow population increase with low birth and death rates. The birth rate may fluctuate in special circumstances, such as the post-war baby boom |
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| stage 5 on the demographic transition model |
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| Declining Population: Birth rates drop below death rates. Many older people are in the population. This is happening increasingly in European countries and in Japan |
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| the concept of limiting the size of families |
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| a method of birth control in which a couple does not have intercourse during the time when a woman is lekely to ovulate |
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| the average number of children born over the life time of a typical woman in a particular country |
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| a policy adopted by China to control population growth |
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| a bar graph that shows male and female populations back to back at age intervals of five years |
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| an age group in a population, for example, the number between the ages of 10 to 14 |
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| high birth and death rates short life expectancy round in the middle |
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| rapid increase in population high birth rate lowering death rate longer life expectancy |
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stavle or slow population increase
straight |
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extremely low birth rate and low death rate
longer life expenxity |
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| the proportion of the population that is being supported by the working age group |
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| the percentage of a population that is younger than 15 or older than 64 yeats of age |
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| recognition of meeting an official standard |
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