2.3 study guide Flashcards
What happens with birth rate, death rate, and population growth rate in each stage of the demographic transition
1st: Death rate and Birth rate are equal and flat.
2nd: Death rate declines while birth stays the same.
3rd: Death rate starts to flatten out while Birth starts to decline.
4th: Death rate flattens out, while birth rate starts to flatten out.
5th: Death rate is flat and so is Birth rate.
Developing nations statistics
Developing nations have more resources and have more space, growth rate is much higher.
Developed nations statistics
Developed nations have less resources and less space, growth rate is lower.
How an age structure diagram can be used to predict population growth
You can predict population growth by looking at the ages 0-14 and 15-40. The more you have in both of those, the higher the growth rate. The lower amount, the lower growth rate.
Comparing and contrasting population growth and resource use between developed and developing nations
Resource use is lower in developing nations compared to the developed nations because it is a lower population compared to developed nations.