Zusammenfassung der Ressource
Population Dynamics
- Past, present and future of global popultions
- The world population was under 1 billion in 1750
- By 1930 it grew to 2 billion
- By 2011 it grew to 7 billion
- The UN predicts that by 2050 population will be 9.3 billion
- A range of 2.5 billion is applied because we can't tell if birth or death rates will increase
- Demand on recources from a world population of 10.6 billion in 2050 would be higher than 8.1 billion
- Why does population change?
- Birth Rate increase (Births per 1000 in a year)
- Death Rate Decrease (Deaths per 1000 per year)
- Natural increase could increase
- Birth Rate - Death Rate or Death Rate - Birth Rate
- Life Expectancy could increase
- The average age the population die of
- Infant Mortality could decrease
- The number of children that die each year per 1000
- Fertility Rate
- The number of children women have in their lifetime.
- Population Structures
- When population increases it effects other things
- Healthcare costs and demands rise, and in the UK this can have pressure on the NHS
- The cost of long-term residential care and nursing homes for the elderly is rising
- As the number of people of the age of 65 rises, the number of working-age people fall
- A shortage of workers for offices and factories is an issue in Japan today
- Comparing Countries
- Countries have lower/higher populations due to
- Differences in birth and death rates
- Differences in the numbers of people migrating in and out of the country
- Different levels of development
- MEDC
- Japan
- Base of population pyramid narrow
- Japan has a 'top heavy' pyramid with many people of retirement age
- Ageing population
- LEDC
- Nigeria
- Population pyramid has a wide bottom- youthful
population
- Birth rates are high; life expectancy low, death rates also high
- Economic Growth
- In Japan, children are seen as a cost
- In Nigeria children are seen as work assests
- Migration
- Migration boosts countries population
- Immigration in the UK has increased population by 2.4 million
- In Japan immigration is low
- 300,000 people look for better jobs came from Nigeria
- War and Conflict
- This often leads to lower amounts of men in a country
- In the 1st world war immigration increased as other people came to the aid of the english
- This formed the commonwealth
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