Population

Question 1

Number of people per doctor

Answer 1

A high number of people per doctor shows a lack of healthcare provision. The more people per doctor the less dveloped a country will be because there isn’t enugh money to educate them. Devepeloping countries often have a poor education system and a lack of universites to train qualified doctors. Goverments in developing countries connot afford to keep hospitals stocked with adequeste provisions

Question 2

The number of births per 1000 woment per year

Answer 2

The lower the number of births per women the more developed the country will be because there is a low infant mortality rate and women do not need to have “extra” children to ensure some service. Subsistance farmers need a big workforce and having a high birth rate provides farmers with a workforce. Contraception is widely availble and family planning cliincs allow women to plan for a baby.

Question 3

Relief

Answer 3

• People prefer to live on flat low-lying areas because it is easier to build on
• Coastal areas allow trade to take place easily to ports located by the sea, so many people live nearby for jobs
• Mountainous areas also have a low population density because they are often isolated which make them hard to access.

Question 4

Services

Answer 4

Towns an cities are crowded as people move to cities like Berlinm London and New York for a variety of amenites and services, for exaple education, healthcare jobs and entertainment.

Question 5

Conflict

Answer 5

Population density in areas lke Syria and Afghanistan is falling as poeple flee conflict and persecution

Question 6

Government

Answer 6

Industries locate where there is overnemnt funding available as a result people move into these areas for work