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Which stage is this in the demographic transition model? Population growth slows down Increasing urbanization changes the traditional values placed upon fertility and the value of children in rural society. Urban living also raises the cost of dependent children to a family.
Answer Stage 3

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What is the world's population projected to be in 2030?

8.4 Billion

What is the difference between developed and developing countries in population growth?

Developed  countries will grow minimally

Developing countries will grow exponentially

What was the population in 1990?

5.3 billion

Is half  of the global population growth concentrated in a small number of countries? True or False?

True

In 1820 there were about one billion humans living on earth. In 2016 there

were 7.33 billion. Today we are close to 7.5 billion. True or False?

True

One third of total worldwide population growth between now and 2030 will take place in just three countries. Which are those countries?

India, Nigeria and China

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1. Would the Global Median will increase or decrease?
- Yes, it would increase by 4 years.

2.  Where are the youngest countries and the oldest  ones?
- Africa with the yougest and Europe the oldest.

3. Which factors would affect the form of the pyramid?
- Less inequality and life expectancy.

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What are the reasons causing migration? (Name at least 3)

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What are the reasons causing migration? (Name at least 3)

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-Economic/Demographic asymmetries across countries
-Political factors
-A better education system
-Environmental Criteria

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What is the main challenge for developing countries regarding growth?

They will need to provide adequate infrastructure to urban agglomerations

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Why does migration represent a challenge for the world's governments?

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Why does migration represent a challenge for the world's governments?

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-Governments have the challenge to enhance mecanisms to protect human rights, manage the migration flows and employment and satisfy the social and economic needs of the migrants

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Mention 5 of the world's largest urban conglomerates (15 possible)

New York, Mexico City, Sao Paulo, Lagos, Karachi, Calcutta, Dhaka, Mumbai, Dehli, Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Shanghai, Beijing, Manila, Tokyo

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*Have poor countries kept the same birth rates than in the past in comparison to rich countries?

*A: *Poor countries have reduced fertility rates even faster than rich countries in the last years, however rich countris have the tools to help reduce this rate. (Education, proggrams and opportunities)

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What are the challenges megacities must solve for a decent quality of life?

Sufficient resources
Energy supply
Security
Traffic and mobility
Waste management

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Does the average number of children per woman tends to be higher in countries where child mortality is higher?

Yes, actually the average number of children per woman tends to be higher in countries where child mortality is higher.

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In which stage of the demographic transition graph is Mexico currently situated?

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In which stage of the demographic transition graph is Mexico currently situated?

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Answer Stage 3

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In which stage of the demographic transition model is Japan currently situated?

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In which stage of the demographic transition model is Japan currently situated?

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Answer Stage 5

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Draw the 5 stages of the demographic transition model covering the appropriate lines representing birth and death rates along with population.

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Draw the 5 stages of the demographic transition model covering the appropriate lines representing birth and death rates along with population.

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-International migration is the movement of people from undeveloped regions to developed regions

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What are the main policies that prevent the population rate of a territory from growing?

To promote education, health, better economy and opportunities for women, are effective population policies.