2.3 Flashcards
What happens to the birth rate, death rates, and population growth in stage 1?
Birth rates: high
Death rates: high
Population growth: Stable or slow increase
What happens to the birth rate, death rates, and population growth in stage 2?
Birth rates: High
Death rates: Falls rapidly
Population growth: Rapid increase
What happens to the birth rate, death rates, and population growth in stage 3?
Birth rates: Falling
Death rates: Falling more slowly
Population growth: Increase slows down
What happens to the birth rate, death rates, and population growth in stage 4?
Birth rates: Low
Death rates: Low
Population growth: Falling and then stable
What happens to the birth rate, death rates, and population growth in stage 5?
Birth rates: Yet to be seen
Death rates: Low
Population growth: Little change
Developing country characteristics
The population growth is high, the population is young. The death rates are also normally high
Developed country characteristics
Population growth is more stable, and death rates are lower. The population is older
What does a developing country population pyramid look like?
The base is very wide, and the tip is very small
What does a delevoped country population pyramid look like?
The pyramid is more rounded out, the base and middle are similar sizes, with the top being slightly smaller
What is the comparison between resource use in developed countries and developing countries?
Developed countries use more resources than developing countries