Population Pyramids
Demographic Transition
Human Migration
HDI
100
Graphs used to represent population statistics and make it easy to compare countries and predict future trends.
What are population pyramids
100
What stage is represented by an increasing population pyramid?
Stage 1
100
The action of leaving one’s country of birth to live permanently in a foreign country.
What is emigration
100
What does HDI stand for?
What is Human Development Index
200
What is expanding.
200
The stage where natural increase slows down
Stage 3
200
A person who has been forced to leave their country in order to escape war, persecution or natural disaster.
What is a refugee
200
The part of the population that must be supported
What is dependency load
300
Defined as having a low birth rate and low death rate.
Declining population pyramid.
300
When food security and health care initially increase, the population moves into what stage of the demographic transition model?
What is stage 2
300
Movement within a country is called:
What is internal migration.
300
Life Expectancy, Literacy, Standard of Living
What are factors used to calculate HDI
400
What does the image depict
Birth rates may had gone up suddenly( Baby boomers)
Expanding population in working population
Narrow base and top.
400
What stages of the demographic transition have stable or slow growth?
What are Stage 1 and 4
400
Lack of rights and freedoms, war and conflict are examples of ...
What are push factors
400
A key factor in reducing population growth
What is empowering women
500
(Population Ages 65+
What is the old age dependency ratio
500
In what stage is the population the highest in the demographic transition?
Stage 4
500
The natural increase rate plus the net migration rate
What is the natural increase rate
500
What type of economy is characterized by resources extraction and low wages?
What is a developing economy