DTM Stages
This stage is characterized by low birth and death rates and stable population growth. Examples would be the USA, China, the UK, and Canada.
What is a Stage 4 Country?
Australia has a stable birth rate, rising death rate, and a high life expectancy. People would want to immigrate to this country.
What is a stage 4 Country?
What is the most common gender and age for an economic immigrant
What is a young male?
The number of years a newborn infant is expected in a country.
What is Life Expectancy?
This model measures a country's economic and social position by looking at the birth rate, death rate, life expectancy, and gender balance of a country.
What is a Demographic Transition Model?
What is a Stage 3 country?
Niger has a high birth rate, high death rate, and a rising population. People would most likely not want to immigrate to this country.
What is a Stage 2 country?
This model is made up of 5 stages, each one corresponding to a country's economy
What is Rostow's Takeoff Model
This is the amount of people in a country who can read and write.
What is Literacy Rate?
This is the total domestic and foreign output claimed by a country's residents, calculated as GDP plus income earned by residents from overseas investments.
What is GNI?
This stage is characterized by a very high birth rate, a very high death rate, and a low population. There are no current examples.
What is a stage 1 country?
Croatia has a low birth rate, rising death rate, and an ageing population. People would want to immigrate to this country.
What is a Stage 5 Country?
This measures the value of goods produced within a country’s borders, usually within a time frame of one year.
What is GDP?
The amount of working age people compared to the amount of people who can't work.
What is the Dependency Ratio?
When someone is working in another country and sends money back home. This can affect the country their working in economically.
What is remittance?
This stage is characterized by a very high birth rate, death rates begin rapidly declining, and very high population growth. Examples would be Afghanistan, Yemen, and many Sub-Saharan African countries.
What is a stage 2 country?
Brazil has a dramatically lowering birth rate, a stabilizing death rate, and a steadily rising population. People may want to immigrate to this country.
What is a Stage 3 country
This is the most dominant industry in MDCs.
What is the service industry?
High amounts of _____ is generally a considered pull factor, as it shows many are welcomed and helps with innovation and social complexity.
What is diversity?
This is the measure of rights and freedoms that women receive, such as reproductive freedoms, women empowerment, and workforce participation.
What is the GII?
This stage is characterized by birth rates below death rates, leading to an aging and decreasing population. Examples would be Japan, Germany, and Italy.
What is a stage 5 Country?
South Africa has a lowering birth rate, a stable death rate, and a rising population. People might want to immigrate to this country.
What is a Stage 3 country?
This is the main contributor to poverty and goes either up or down based on the stage of the country.
What is unemployment?
A metric that shows Life Expectancy, Education, and GNI per Capita in a country.
What is the Human Development Index (HDI)?
The amount of children a woman could have in her lifetime, the amount of live births per 1,000 women aged 15-44.
What is a Total Fertility Rate (TFR)?