Biology 120 Population Debate Designed By: Corey Sexton By Corey Sexton And Aidan Sprague-Rice Designed By: Corey Sexton

Brazil Population 188,078,227 POPULATION Demographic Data

Birthrate: 16.56 births/1000 people Deathrate: 6.17 deaths/1000 people Demographic Data Demographic Data BIRTH RATE – DEATH RATE Birthrate: 16.56 births/1000 people                                  Deathrate: 6.17 deaths/1000 people

Population Growth Rate - 1.04 % Demographic Data Demographic Data POPULATION GROWTH RATE Population Growth Rate - 1.04 %

Total Fertility Rate (TFR) 1.91 Children/Women Demographic Data Demographic Data Total Fertility Rate (FTR) Total Fertility Rate (TFR) 1.91 Children/Women

Doubling Time “ 67.3 Years ” Doubling Time : Demographic Data

Male: 68.02 Years Female: 76.12 Years Average: 71.97 Years Demographic Data Demographic Data Life Expectancy: Male: 68.02 Years Female: 76.12 Years Average: 71.97 Years

32.3 Male: Deaths/1000 24.7 Female: Deaths/1000 Demographic Data Demographic Data Infant Mortality Rate: 32.3 Male: Deaths/1000 24.7 Female: Deaths/1000 28.6 Average: Deaths/1000

Ethnic: Caucasian: 53.7% Mulatto: 38.5% African: 6.2% Other: 0.9% Demographic Data Demographic Data Predominant Ethnic/Religious Groups: Ethnic: Caucasian: 53.7% Mulatto: 38.5% African: 6.2% Other: 0.9% Unspecified: 0.7%               

Agricultural Base Economic Data Predominant Ethnic/Religious Groups: Demographic Data Predominant Ethnic/Religious Groups: Economic Data Agricultural Base “self sustaining” coffee, soybeans, wheat, rice, corn sugarcane, cocoa, citrus, beef               

Education Policy Kids from 6 – 14 must attend school Social / Political Data Demographic Data Predominant Ethnic/Religious Groups: Economic Data Education Policy Kids from 6 – 14 must attend school Higher Levels are Free – Not Mandatory                Social/Political Data

Literacy Rate: MALE: 88% FEMALE: 89% Social / Political Data Demographic Data Predominant Ethnic/Religious Groups: Economic Data Literacy Rate: MALE: 88% FEMALE: 89%                Social/Political Data

Progressive for Latin America Social / Political Data Demographic Data Status Of Women: Economic Data Progressive for Latin America Women are allowed to work and to go to school, but there is a significant wage gap. Women are allowed to vote. There is some family planning, but not an incredible amount   Social/Political Data

Brazil – Federalist Republic Social / Political Data Demographic Data Form Of Government: Economic Data Brazil – Federalist Republic Constitution on Oct 5, 1988 Independence on Sept 7, 1822   Social/Political Data

No Exactly Defined Policy Social / Political Data Demographic Data Population Practices: Economic Data No Exactly Defined Policy The government supports contraception and family planning generally. 75% of the population has access to prenatal care. commitment to education.   Social/Political Data

Environmental Issues Major Issues: Deforestation in Amazon Basin Environmental Quality Demographic Data Major Issues: Economic Data Environmental Issues Deforestation in Amazon Basin Illegal wildlife trade Air/water pollution in Rio de Janeiro Improper mining Limited environmental regulations. Social/Political Data Environmental Quality

Analysis Section Brazils Population Control Policy Demographic Data Brazils Population Control Policy Economic Data Analysis Section Generally: Brazil ought to affect continuous and progressive education and labor standards.   Social/Political Data Environmental Quality Analysis Section

“THE END” Biology 120 Population Debate Designed By: Corey Sexton By Corey Sexton And Aidan Sprague-Rice Designed By: Corey Sexton