07 - Populations and Consumption Flashcards
Crude Birth Rate vs Crude Death Rate
CBR: number of births per 1000 individuals per year
CDR: number of deaths per 1000 individuals per year
Crude Growth Rate
Crude Birth Rate MINUS Crude Death Rate
average number of children per woman in her lifetime
Total fertility rate (TFR)
The fertility rate that sustains a population
Replacement-level fertility
distribution of age groups in a population
population age structure
vertical chart, five-year increments typical, of male and female numbers
population pyramid
Science of Populations
Demography
population change from high birth/death rate to low birth/death rate
Demographic Transition
decline in death rate
Epidemiological Transition
net population movement, typically for opportunity (food) or escape (conflict)
Migration
move forced by abrupt/long-term negative environmental alteration
Environmental Migration
measure of numbers of individuals per unit area
Population Density
geometric population increase, a percentage, produces a J-shaped curve
Exponential Growth
“affluenza” high material and energy demands (home, machines, etc.)
modern consumerism
as a country undergoes economic development and industrialization, income inequality initially increases, then reaches a peak, and eventually decreases.
Kuznets Curve