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ENSP-2010 Chapter 6

Vocab from slides

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IPAT model how our total impact on the environment results from the interaction of population, affluence, and technology
demography principles of population ecology can be applied to the study of statistical changes in human population
demographers study several characteristics of the human population
life expectancy the average number of years a person in an age group is expected to live
demographic transition countries still industrializing will pass through a series of stages of economic and cultural change
pre-industrial stage death rates are high, due to widespread disease, rudimentary health care, and unreliable food supplies
transitional stage death rates decline due to improved food production and health care
industrial stage employment opportunities increase for women and birth control becomes more widely available, decreasing birth rates
post-industrial stage the population growth or stabilizes or begins to shrink
demographic fatigue some developing countries are so overpopulated that they may not be able to complete
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