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What is the impact of
population factors
on life?
They
influence
where we live and the
prices
we pay for goods and services.
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Why do political leaders in
industrialized
countries focus on health care?
Because their
populations
are
aging
.
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What do leaders of
rapidly growing
countries prioritize?
Classrooms
,
employment opportunities
, and
housing
.
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How do
population conditions
influence history?
They can
significantly
affect populations through events like wars.
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What can wars do to a population?
They can
decimate
a
generation
of men.
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How can the discovery of new
medicines
affect
life expectancy
?
It often leads to increases in life expectancy.
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What does an increase in
population
change indicate?
It may signal other important changes, such as
environmental contamination
.
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How is
population
information best communicated?
In terms of
numbers
and
rates
.
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Why is it important to know how many
years
life expectancy
is increasing?
It provides context for the
magnitude
and distribution of the phenomenon.
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What is the difference between
birth rates
and
growth rates
?
Birth rates refer to the number of live births, while growth rates include all
demographic
changes.
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What is
demography
?
The
scientific study
of population.
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What do
demographers
seek to understand?
The levels and trends in population size and its
components
.
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What types of data do
demographers
use?
Censuses
, birth and death records,
surveys
, and visa records.
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What is a
count
in
demography
?
The
absolute
number of a population or demographic event in a specified area and time.
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What does a
rate
in demography represent?
The frequency of
demographic
events in a population during a specified
time period
.
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How are most rates expressed in
demography
?
Per
1,000
population.
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What is the difference between
crude rates
and
specific rates
?
Crude rates are for the entire population, while specific rates are for subgroups.
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What is a
ratio
in
demography
?
The relation of one population
subgroup
to the
total
population or another subgroup.
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What does a
population pyramid
display?
A population’s age and sex
composition
.
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How does the
age structure
of a population affect its
birth and death rates
?
Populations with more
elderly
people tend to have more deaths and fewer births.
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What is the
age-dependency ratio
?
The ratio of people in
dependent
ages to those in economically productive ages.
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What does a
population pyramid
with a large percentage of younger ages indicate?
Rapid growth
.
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What does a
population pyramid
with decreasing numbers in younger age groups indicate?
Zero growth
or
decline
.
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How does the
age structure
of Senegal's population reflect its growth pattern?
It shows a characteristic of
rapid growth
with larger
younger cohorts
.
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What
demographic
events influenced Japan's population pyramid in
2006
?
Loss of young men during
World War II
and changes in birth rates post-war.
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What was the
age-dependency ratio
in
Uganda
in
2009
?
106
.
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How does the
age-dependency ratio
in
Guatemala
compare to that in
Japan
?
Guatemala had a higher ratio of
85
compared to Japan's
57
.
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What is the
median
age of
Costa Rica's
population in
2009
?
28
years.
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What is the
sex ratio
at birth in most countries?
About
105
males
per 100
females
.
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What does the
age-dependency ratio
indicate?
The economic burden the
productive
portion of a population must carry.
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What was the
sex ratio
in
France
in
2010
?
94
males per
100
females.
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What was the
sex ratio
for ages 25 to 29 in Russia in
2010
?
101
.
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What is a
proportion
in
demography
?
The relation of a population
subgroup
to the
entire
population.
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What is a
constant
in
demographic
measures?
An
unchanging
,
arbitrary
number used to express measures more
understandably
.
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How can multiplying a
rate
by a
constant
help in understanding
demographic
data?
It expresses the measure in a more understandable fashion.
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What is the
median age
of
Niger's
population?
15
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What is the
median age
of
Japan's
population?
45
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What was the number of males in the population calculation?
30,413,779
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How do you calculate the number of
males
per
100
females?
Number of males
divided by
number of females
multiplied by
100
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What was the
sex ratio
in
France
in
2010
?
94
males per
100
females
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