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| The collection of statistics about people and activities. Intensive held every 10 years, less complete every 5 years. |
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| the statistical study of human populations. |
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| Where in the world people live. |
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| The number of people living in one area. |
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| WHAT ARE THE 4 KEY MEASURES OF POPULATION? |
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1. Crude Birth Rate
2. Crude Death Rate
3. Emigration Rate
4. Immigration Rate |
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| EQUATION OF NATURAL INCREASE |
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| (birth rate) - (death rate) |
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| dividing the number of births in one year by the total population and multiplying the result by 1000 |
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| dividing the number of deaths per year by the total population and multiplying the results by 1000 |
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| the average age a person can expect to live in an area. It is a good indicator of the development of the country (high life expectancy = more developed country) vice versa |
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| WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF A DEMOGRAPHIC TRANSITION MODEL (DTM)? |
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| to show how population changes as a country develops |
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| STAGE 1 DTM: EARLY EXPANDING |
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-high birth rate
-high death rate
-pop. growth is slow |
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-high birth rate
- death rate falls
- pop. rising steadily |
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| STAGE 3 DTM: LATE EXPANDING |
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-falling birth rate
-low death rate
-low natural increase
-high total population |
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-low birth rate
-low death rate
-low natural increase
-high total population |
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| KEY INDICATORS OF HUMAN DEVELOPMENT |
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-life expectancy rates
-literacy rates
-infant mortality rates
-disease
-fertility
-GDP (gross domestic product) |
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| 3 POINTS OF UN HUMAN DEVELOPMENT INDEX |
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-literacy
-length of life
-GDP |
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| POPULATION CHANGE EQUATION |
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| (births) - (deaths) + immigrants - emigrants = increase or decrease in population |
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| determines the length of time it would take for a country to double its population (Doubling time is approx. equal to 70 divided by growth rate (in percent) per year) |
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| The number of years a country takes to double its population at the current birth rate |
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| the proportion of the population supported by the working age group |
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| a graph that shows the age and sex structure of a population. |
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| permanently inhabited places |
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| DETERMINING FACTORS OF POOPULATION DENSITY |
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| climate, landscape, resources, soils, vegetation, water, accessibility, communications, culture, development, disease, government policies |
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| total value of all goods and services produced in a country in one year. |
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