NICS (newly industrialised countries) are some centers of manufacturing which comprise a majority of their economy. These countries are likely to continue advancing due to their advancements of their economy towards industrialisation.
What countries are NIC?
NIC countries are China, India, the Phillipines, Thailand, Malaysia, Turkey, South Africa, Brazil, and Mexico.
More developed countries refer to countries that are developed or industrialised. These countries are the United States, Canada, Japan, New Zealand, and the European countries.
Population growth occurs when the birth rate is higher than the death rate, when migration occurs, or when life expectancy increases.
Positive: Better healthcare, job opportunities, nice climate, better education system, freedom of religion, and landscape.
Sparsely populated countries are countries with a large area but low in population.
Densely populated countries are countries with a small area but big population.
Densely populated countries ranking:
Macao
Monaco
Singapore
Hong Kong
Gibraltar
Least densely populated countries ranking:
Namibia (Most)
Mongolia
Western Sahara
Falkland Islands
Greenland (Least)
Factors that affect the population density is the birth rate and death rate, migration, urbanization, geographical features, economic opportunities, government policies, and infreastructure.
Favoring factors for human settlement:
Availability of resources: Access to water, fertile land, and natural resources.
Social and cultural factors: Factors like community ties, cultural heritage, and access to education and healthcare.
Non favoring factors for human settlement:
Harsh climate and geography: Extreme weatherconditions, rugged terrain, or lack of natural resources.
Environmental hazards: High risk of natural disasters like earthquakes, floods, or hurricanes can discourage settlement in certain areas.