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POPULATION GROWTH PLACES A STRAIN ON A COUNTRY’S RESOURCE BASE (food, water, energy)
IMPORTANT CONNECTION BETWEEN POPULATION AND RESOURCES
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What accounts for the change around 1800?
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DEMOGRAPHY Part 1.
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Demography: The study of population and population statistics
Demography: The study of population and population statistics. Greek: “demos” –”common people” Demographers examine issues relating to the structure, size, and distribution of human populations. E.G. GROWTH RATE (speed of growth) HEALTH BIRTHS AND DEATHS WEALTH MIGRATION DENSITY
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Demographers use rates… (*stats from 2003)
Births per day in Canada: 906 Births per day in Russia: 3 836 Which country is growing fastest due to births? Population: 32 million Population: 143 million In order to compare the births in each country, we use the Birth Rate: Birth Rate = # of births per year x 1000 Total Population Canada: x 1000 Russia: x 1000 = 10 births/ people = 10 births / 1000 people
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How do Populations Change?
4 ways… Naturally: 1) Births and 2)Deaths Migration: 3) Immigration and 4)Emigration
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How do populations change?
Natural Change (Births and Deaths) Birth Rate (# of births per year / population) x 1000 Death Rate (# of deaths per year / population) x 1000 Balance between Births and Deaths is “Natural Increase Rate” Natural Increase Rate = Birth Rate – Death Rate MIGRATION (Immigration and Emigration) Immigration Rate (# of immigrants per year/population) x 1000 Emigration Rate (# of emigrants per year/population) x 1000 Balance between Immigration and Emigration is “Migration Rate” Migration Rate = Immigration Rate – Emigration Rate
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Population Growth Rate
The overall growth of a population can be determined by adding the natural increase rate and the net migration rate. e.g. Canadian Example 3/ /1000 = 8/1000 (0.8%)
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Population Density Population Density is a measure of the number of members of a population in a given area. It is usually measured in km2. PD = # of people/area e.g. Country/Landmass Density (people/km2) World 41 Singapore 7 148 Canada 3.4 Toronto 3 972
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DEMOGRAPHY Part 2.
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Population has already reached 7 billion in 2015
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