Creado por Mr D Bishop
hace más de 10 años
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Pregunta | Respuesta |
Demographic transition model | A 5 stage model which shows alterations in births, deaths and population over time |
Natural increase | Increasing population due to a higher birth rate than death rate |
High Fluctuating (Stage 1) | Birth and death rates both high with small natural increases/decreases |
Decline (Stage 5) | Low birth and death rates. Death rate slightly above birth rate causing naturally decreasing population |
Early Expanding (Stage 2) | Birth rate still high, death rate falling. Causing natural increase. |
Low Fluctuating (Stage 4) | Low birth/death rates. Birth rate still slightly above death rate. High overall population. |
Late Expanding (Stage 3) | Total population increasing, birth rate beginning to fall, death rate already low. |
Kenya, China | Stage 3 |
Nepal, Afghanistan | Stage 2 |
Brazilian tribes, arguably Ethiopia | Stage 1 |
Japan and Scandinavian nations | Stage 5 |
USA, UK | Stage 4 |
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