population 0.0 / 5 ? GeographypopulationIGCSECIE Created by: zmukherjeeCreated on: 04-05-19 06:47 strategies designed to limit a country's population growth Anti-natalist policy 1 of 23 the average number of live births in a year (for every 1000 people) Birth rate 2 of 23 A line graph showing how birth and death rates usually change as a country or region becomes more economically developed Demographic Transition Model 3 of 23 Describes an area where a lot of people live (often a number of people per 1km2) Densely populated 4 of 23 People who migrate to find work Economic migrants 5 of 23 the average number of children people in a country or region have in their lifetime Fertility rate 6 of 23 People arriving in a new country Immigrants 7 of 23 the proportion of children dying at birth or before their first birthday Infant mortality rate 8 of 23 The number of people needed to make the best possible economic use of a country's natural resources Optimum Population 9 of 23 When a country does not have the resources to give all its people an adequate standard of living Over population 10 of 23 the number of people living in a 1km2 area Population density 11 of 23 The way in which a population is spread out over an area Population distribution 12 of 23 the dramatic rise in world population which took place during the past two centuries Population explosion 13 of 23 a diagram which uses horizontal bar graphs to show the age gender characteristics of a population Population pyramid 14 of 23 The way a population is composed of different age-gender groups Population Structure 15 of 23 strategies used to stimulate a country's population growth by increasing it's fertility rate Pro-natalist policies 16 of 23 describes an area (usually 1km2) where few people live Sparsely populated 17 of 23 Describes an area where the population is well below that which can be supported by the natural resources Underpopulation 18 of 23 the average number of deaths in a year (for every 1000 people) Death rate 19 of 23 People leaving a country Emigrants 20 of 23 When people are made to leave a country, for example because of war or natural disaster Forced migration 21 of 23 The movement of people from one place to another Migration 22 of 23 people who are forced to move, often by war or natural disaster refugees 23 of 23
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