population and labour force Flashcards

1
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birth rate

A

number of live births per 1000 per year

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2
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Death rate

A

number of deaths per 1000 per year

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3
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immigration

A

number of people moving into a country

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4
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emigration

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number of people leaving the country of origin

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5
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population growth

A

increase in the number of people who reside in a country

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6
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population growth rate

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the rate at which the size of the population increase over a period of time (usually a year)

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7
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Natural Growth Rate

A

difference between birth rate and death rate of a population during a year.

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8
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Life expectancy

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number of years a newborn infant could expect to live if prevailing patterns of age-specific mortality rates at he time of birth stays the same throughout the infants life

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9
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demographic cycle (population cycle)

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refers to the evolution over time of the population profile of a country, region or other defined geographical area

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10
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Labour force

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consists of those people who take part in the country’s production and exchange activitities

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11
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Economically Active Population (EAP)

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All those people between the ages of 15-64 years of age who present their labour for the production of goods and services in return for remuneration

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12
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Labour force participation rate

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the rate to determine which parts of the population is economically active.

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13
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Labour force participation rate

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the rate to determine which parts of the population is economically active.

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14
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census

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when pop of a country is counted

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15
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pop is growing when (2)

A

birth rate > death rate
more immigrants
decreases when vice versa

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16
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formula to determine if a pop is growing

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(Birth rate + immigration) - (Death Rate + Emmigration)

17
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Phase 1 of demographic cycle (5)

A

birth rate & Death rate is low
no birth control
poor med care
avg age of pop is low
natty growth is low

18
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phase 2 demographic cycle (5)

A

birth control not practised
living conditions improve
death of babies and mothers decrease
people live to older age
avg age of pop increases

19
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Phase 3 of demographic cycle part 1 (3)

A

income and standard of living icrease for a large part of pop
social development-decrease in birth
death rate decreases faster and ensures high natural growth

20
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Phase 3 of demographic cycle part 2

A

birth rate decreases mre than death rate and natty growth rate starts decreasing

21
Q

Demographic cycle phase 4 (4)

A

birth rate decreases rapidly
people realise standard of living increases if they have less children
family planning accepted by more fans (natty growth decline)
med care more affordable (death rate decline)

22
Q

demographic cycle phase 5 (3)

A

natural growth rate is low and starts to level out
birth and death rate are low
avg age of pop increases

23
Q

what are projected growth rates used for

A

to gauge future demand for food, water, energy, and service etc to plan

24
Q

migration calculation

A

immigration-emmigration

25
Q

why do people move to other areas (voluntary migration) (5)

A

better living condition
access to health care
access to good education
better employment opportunities
higher wages

26
Q

why is emigration harmful to economy in SA

A

creates a skills shortage