Case Studies of P&S Flashcards

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what is the area of Bangladesh
what is the population of Bangladesh
what is the GDP of Bangladesh

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130000㎢
162 million
$3400

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causes of overpopulation in Bangladesh (and why)

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  • high birth rate (23 p 1000)
  • fertile land (rich soil replenished after every flood)
  • chars (extra fertile islands formed after floods)
  • fishing industry (big and eaily accessible)
  • monsoon climate (lots of paddy rice to eat and sell)
  • large families (no contraceptives/children wanted to work)
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problems in Bangladesh (and why)

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  • high unemployment (lack of opportunity due to lack of tourism)
  • lack of resources (land and farms are passed down large families, resulting in small areas of 1 ha)
  • high BR/DR (lack of basic healthcare)
  • no teaching resources (class sizes are big and many children only get 8 years of education)
  • lack of service (low tax base means limited government resources)
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how to limit population growth in Bangladesh

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The Grameen Bank funds women to set up their own businesses to encourage them to follow careers instead of having children which decreases the fertility rate

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how has the income p head changed in Bangladesh

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in 1990, the income pp was $540

in 2011, the income pp was $1909

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how has the life expectancy changed in Bangladesh

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in 1990, the life expectancy was 59

in 2010, the life expectancy was 69

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how was infant mortality changed in Bangladesh

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in 1962, the imr was 24%

in 2003, the imr was 7%

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what is the area of Australia
what is the population of Australia
what is the GDP of Australia

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7692 million ㎢
23.8 million
$44000

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benefits of underpopulation in Aus (and why)

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  • higher income per capita (less people for money to go around)
  • less pressure on pensions (enough money to spend on elderly)
  • better education (smaller class sizes and more opportunity)
  • less pressure on healthcare (less people use doctors and hospitals)
  • exports (can export much more produce as less is used in Australia)
  • better housing (less demand so larger and cheaper houses)
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some problems caused in Aus by upop

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  • foreign infuence (they rely on other countries so get less money from organsations)
  • small army (there is a smaller armed forces so not vry protected)
  • low BR/DR (government offers money to encourage more couples to have children)
  • underproduction (not enough workers to develop required resources)
  • more travel (harder to reach hospitals and better facilities as far away)
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strategies to increase population size

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  • advertise new jobs to bring more migrants in
  • offer benefit schemes to encourage residents
  • offer settlement proogrammes to encourage long term residents
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problems with increasing population in Aus

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  • some immigrants may be illegal and criminals
  • causes house prices to rise
  • immigrants stay as a group so no social benefits
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