Stage 1 characteristics
has high birth and death rates, leading to slow growth
Stage 2 characteristics
sees a fall in death rates while birth rates remain high, causing rapid population growth
Stage 3 characteristics
birth rates fall, slowing growth as death rates continue to be low
Does GDP increase or decrease as countries progress through the stages of demographic transition?
increases
Stage 5 characteristics
Birth rate yet to be seen, death rate low, little change in population growth
Stage 4 characteristics
low birth and death rates, resulting in falling and then stable population growth
Does infant mortality increase or decrease as countries progress through the stages of demographic transition?
decreases
Does life expectancy increase or decrease as countries progress through the stages of demographic transition?
increases
Do literacy rates increase or decrease as countries progress through the stages of demographic transition?
increases
Does the share of population living in extreme poverty increase or decrease as countries progress through the stages of demographic transition?
decreases
Do CO2 emissions per capita increase or decrease as countries progress through the stages of demographic transition?
increases
How can an age structure diagram can be used to predict population growth?
based on the number of individuals in different age groups; lower number of females in fertility category will lead to lower population
If a country has a birthrate of 22.5 and a death rate of 9.9, what is its growth rate? (round to the nearest tenth)
1.26
Population growth/resource use in a developed nation
Developed nations typically exhibit lower population growth rates and high per capita resource consumption and pollution
Population growth/resource use in a developing nation
Developing nations have higher population growth rates driven by high birth rates, young populations, and lower individual resource use
Population growth rate formula
((Birth rate- death rate)/1000) times 100