birth rate; the number of birth per 1000 people per year
death rate; the number of deaths per 1000 people per year
natural increase; when the birth rate is larger than the death rate
natural decrease; when the death rate is larger than the birth rate
infant mortality rate; the number of babies who die before their first year per 100 live births
replacement level; when you have the same amount of births as deaths
peak child; in 2000 there were 2 billion children in the world
extreme poverty; the line between the poorest and the poor (just a little more than $1)
emancipated; freed from custom or tradition
economic asset; when children is seen as an economic asset- working from early age
economic burden; when you use money on children- clothes, food, education
fertility rate; number of babies born per women

	Created by Chandra Vangsgaard over 7 years ago

Slide Set on IGCSE Geography, created by Chandra Vangsgaard on 23/04/2017.

IGCSE Geography