Revision for population: key vocab & case studies (does not include migration).
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| Fertility Rate | number of births per 1000 of the population. (Total no. of births/Total population) x 1000
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| Mortality Rate | number of deaths per 1000 of the population (crude death rate). (Total no. of deaths/Total population) x 1000
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| Underpopulation | Where a population is too small to fully exploit it's resources.
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| Overpopulation | Where there are too few resources for the population size.
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| Optimum Population | A theoretical situation where the size of the population is suited to the available resources.
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| Population Momentum | The tendency for a population to continue growing, even after reaching replacement level.
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| Replacement Level | The fertility rate required for the older generations to be replaced by the younger. Now around 2.1 children per woman.
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| Ageing Population | A population with a high proportion of elderly dependants and a low proportion of youthful dependants.
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| Youthful Population | A population with a high proportion of youthful dependants and a low proportion of elderly dependants.
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| CASE STUDY: Lima, Peru | Case Study for: impacts of population growth, reasons for population change (migration)
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| CASE STUDY: Tanzania | Case Study for: factors affecting fertility rate (increase)
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| CASE STUDY: Kerala, India | Case Study for: factors affecting fertility rate (decrease)
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| CASE STUDY: Sub-Saharan Africa | Case Study for: youthful population - causes, effects & solutions.
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| CASE STUDY: United Kingdom | Case Study for: ageing population - causes & effects
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| CASE STUDY: Singapore | Case Study for: pro-natal policy - reasons why, how, successes, issues (also anti-natal policy)
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| CASE STUDY: China | Case Study for: anti-natal policy - why, how, effects
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