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| Stage I Demographic Transition Model | NRI-low CBR-high CDR-high
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| Stage II Demographic Transition Model | NRI high CBR high CDR low
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| Stage III Demographic Transition Model | NRI-medium CBR-medium CDR-low
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| Stage IV Demographic Transition Model | NRI-low CBR-low CDR-low
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| Thomas Malthius theory of food production and population growth | theory that the world population was going outgrow the food supply
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| Was Malthius right or wrong | wrong during the past half century, global condition hve not supported his theory
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| Neo-Malthusians beliefs | Medical technology has made even poor countries enter Stage 2 and grow rapidlyPoplulation is outgrowing all resources not just food
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| Push factors | factors that make people leave a country, they can be economic, cultural or environmentalexamples are job scarcity, political instabilityhazardous environment
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| pull factors | factors that make people migrate into a new country for example a new factory (jobs), political safety, physically attractive regions
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| migration trends to the U.S.A. from the 1800's through the early 21rst century | Initial settlement of the colonies in the early 1800'smid 19th century to early 20th century - Europeans coming for economic reasons. 1970's to today Mostly Latin American and Asian immigrants
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