4b.1c Flashcards

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What are population structures and dynamics a result of

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differences in fertility and mortality rates as well as international and internal migration.

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2
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What do population structure and density vary according to

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according to placement in the rural-urban continuum
and therefore:
- physical factors
- accessibility
- historical development
- the role of planning.

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3
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Why are fertility rates falling?

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  • Increased status of women (emancipation) – e.g. careers
  • Delayed family makes having more than 1 child difficult
  • Divorce rates are higher
  • Contraception use is higher
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4
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How many peeps in slough

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140,000 people

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5
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What are schools like?

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10,000 new school places needed
Best school grades

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6
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What is slough’s birth rate

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Birth rate of 20.9 / 1000 (highest birth rate in UK outside of london)
420 babies per month at Wexham Park Hospital

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7
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What is post industrial Britain

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The SE of the UK has undergone post-industrial economic restructuring, countering the impacts of de-industrialisation

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Why does post industrrial britain change demography

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In turn, many private companies attract young workers and families.

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9
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Describe two exmaples of large-sclae migration

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1960s; Post Colonial migrants attracted workers from India, Pakistan and Caribbean to work around Heathrow and other factors.

Post 2004 A8 migration has done the same, albeit in the service sectors.

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10
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How has large scale migration changed demography

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Both examples of large scale migration have increased birth rate.
But Brexit might slow the flow of migration into the country.

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Describe how long term ethnic enclaves have changed demography

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  • Areas with more recent migration tend to have higher birth rates.
  • But… intergenerational attitudes to ideal family size change, reducing fertility / birth rates over time for all ethnic groups.
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12
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How does economic investment change demography

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  • Lower median age can attract additional investment by companies or government.
  • In turn, this attracts more migrants, potentially increasing ethnic mix and increasing birth rate
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13
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How have changes in attitudes to work changed demography

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Women increasingly delay childbirth and marriage to focus on careers – birth rates fall.
But… uncertain labour markets can reverse this

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