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models and theories

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what countries are in stage 5 of the DTM Japan, Germany
what puts a country in stage 5 of the DTM birth rate lower than death rate, very old, highly developed
what countries are in stage 4 of the DTM United States, China
what puts a country in stage 4 of the DTM rising gender equality, balanced agining, low and stable birth/death rates
what countries are in stage 3 of the DTM Mexico, Turkey, Indonesia
what puts a country in stage 3 of the DTM young (w life expectancy), lots of urbanization/industrialization, declining death and birth rates
what countries are in stage 2 of the DTM Mali, South Sudan
what puts a country in stage 2 of the DTM medicine is improving, rural ag, less developed, rapid growth
what countries are in stage 1 of the DTM scattered isolated groups
what puts a country in stage 1 of DTM subsistence ag, hunting, high death and birth
(DTM) what makes the crude death rate fall influx of better health technology
(DTM) what happens after a fall of crude death rate birth rate falls to match new social structure
what happens in the epidemiologic transition model disease and plague spread, as industrialization proceeds diseases related to urban spread, as more-developed societies come into contact with less-developed regions diseases like small pox spread, lastly death occurs because of aging (heart disease)
gravity model of spatial interaction says that larger places attract more migrants than do smaller places
what happens in each stage of zelinsky model of migration transition stage 2,3 - migrants search for more space, stage 4 countries show less emigration and more intraregional migration
whats the main idea of ravenstein's law of migration migration is impacted by push and pull factors
what does ravenstein's law of migration state better economic opportunities are the chief cause of migration, migration occurs in multiple stages (rather than one move), majority of people move short distances, every migration streams there's a counter, and so on
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