Population Growth Flashcards

1
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Birth rate

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number of babies born per thousand per year

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2
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death rate

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number of deaths per thousand per year

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3
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Exponential rate

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population growing faster and faaster

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4
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natural increase

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birth rate exceeds death rate

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5
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natural decrease

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death rate exceeds birth rate

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6
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Social factors associated with rapid population growth

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services can’t cope
children have to work to support their families - no education
not enough houses - people home in settlements - health
food shortages

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7
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political factors associated with rapid population growth

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policies only focused on young proportion of population

policies only made to keep population under control

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8
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economic factors associated with rapid population growth

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aren’t enough jobs - unemployment increases

increased poverty - people born into poor families

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9
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birth control strategy factors

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no resources used up
planning on children - government offers contraception
creates a sustainable development

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10
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Factors on immigration laws

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governments limit/be selective of who can enter the country - people who will not contribute to the population
creates sustainable development by slowing down birth rate

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11
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Effectiveness of China one child policy

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prevented 400 million births
fertility dropped from 5.8 - 1.8
Chinese want less children as they’re more wealthy

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12
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Benefits of China one child policy

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Longer maternity leave
better housing
free education

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13
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What happens if you have more than one child?

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family is fined and does not get any of the benefits

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14
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What are acceptations to have two children

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living in rural areas
if both parents are disabled
if both parents are only childs

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15
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Effectiveness of Indonesia’s policy

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Millions moved but not evenly distributed
lots moved to occupied land causing conflict with natives
once moved they did not escape poverty
Not a sustainable develpoment

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16
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Economic factors with an ageing population

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taxes increase (pensions and healthcare)
money spent on retirement homes
less money spent on things to help economy grow

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Social factors with an ageing population

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healthcare services stretched more
people stressed from looking after older people
people have fewer children due to caring for elders
government provide small pension due to so many older people - older people retire later

18
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Strategies not helping with a sustainable development

A

Encouraging larger families

Encouraging immigration

19
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Strategies helping with sustainable development

A

Raise retirement age

Raise taxes

20
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What increased the ageing population in the UK? (Case study)

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Better healthcare
Past lack of contraception
WW2 baby boom
Decreasing birth rate

21
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Issues with the UK’s ageing population (Case study)

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Retirement age increased=less jobs for younger people
Healthcare under pressure
Government struggling to pay state pension

22
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Responses to UK’s ageing population (Case study)

A

Encourage women to have children
Encourage young immigration
Raise retirement age to 68

23
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Immigration

A

People moving into an area

24
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Emigration

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When people leave an area

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Push factor
Things that makes a person move away from an area
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Pull factor
Things that attract a person to a place
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Push factors
No jobs Poor living conditions War Natural disasters
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Pull factor
Job offers Good healthcare Better standard of living Education
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Positive impacts with movements from source countries
Reduced demand on services | Money sent back by emigrants
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Negative impacts on source of country with movements
Labour shortage Skills shortage Ageing population
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Positive impacts on receiving country with population movements
Increased labour force | Migrants pay taxes
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Negative impacts on receiving country with population movements
Locals and immigrants compete for jobs Increased demand for services Not all money earnt by immigrants is spent on country
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Push factors from Poland
High unemployment of 19% | Low average wages
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Pull factors to the UK
More work with higher wages | UK has limited migration
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Impacts on Poland
Population and birth rate fell | Economy boost from money sent back
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Impacts on UK
Population increased New shops with Polish products Slightly boosted UK's economy