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Natural Increase as a Component of Population Change

4.1 - Natural increase as a component of population change - content

Natural increase rate, birth rate and death rate, fertility rate, and infant mortality rate.

Factors (social, economic, environmental and political) affecting levels of fertility and mortality.

The interpretation of age/sex structure diagrams.

Population structure (age, gender, dependency, and dependency ratio).

Population - 4.1 Natural Increase as a component of population change.pptx

Consequences of population structure

Covid-19: The Philippines and its lockdown baby boomThe Philippines is preparing for a surge in births which will overwhelm its already creaking systems.

BBC World Service - 50 Things That Made the Modern Economy, Contraceptive Pill

World Population Dashboard

World Population History

Why is our population shrinking? Wasn't there meant to be a COVID baby boom?For the first time in more than 100 years, Australia's population is shrinking, and it's likely to have far-reaching and long-lasting consequences for the economy and society.

UK deaths outnumber births for first time in 40 yearsCoronavirus led to a sharp rise in deaths last year in the UK, but birth rates have been falling for the last decade.

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