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Pregunta 1
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When did global population begin increasing rapidly
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1950
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2001
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2011
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1900
Pregunta 2
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Is global population getting faster
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- True
- False
Pregunta 3
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In stage 3 of the [blank_start]Demographic Transition Model[blank_end], [blank_start]Social and Economic changes[blank_end]. That means [blank_start]birth rates begin to fall[blank_end].
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Demographic Transition Model
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Social and Economic changes
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birth rates begin to fall
Pregunta 4
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In the demographic transition model population begins to fall. This is because [blank_start]the fertility rate becomes lower[blank_end] and [blank_start]life expectancy increases[blank_end]. As well as this the [blank_start]birth rate falls[blank_end] below the death rate.
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the fertility rate becomes lower
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life expectancy increases
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birth rate falls
Pregunta 5
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State Two reasons that Nigeria is a developing country
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It has a youthful population- these can be an asset to working
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The houses are rubbish- When there is an earthquake they all crumble
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It hasn't got an aging population- This shows that death rate is high
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They don't have lots of money
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You just know... Or do you???
Pregunta 6
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Developed countries have good antibiotics so death rate is low
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- True
- False
Pregunta 7
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What are two economic costs of a youthful population
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In MEDCs they are entitled to an education but some education authorities must get paid
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In LEDCs they have to be payed by the government to work
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In MEDCs the government doesn't have to pay people to work when under 18
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In LEDCs schooling is cheap so governments don't have to pay for it
Pregunta 8
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What is an economic benefit of a youthful population
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In LEDCs youths are an asset and can help their family earn a living
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In MEDCs they can increase the amount of people working
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No benefit what so ever
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