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Life expectancy is the average amount of years that a person is expected to live in a country.

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A population pyramid

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Birth rates refer to the number of babies being born every year. The birth date formula is yearly birth rates/ total population

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The rate of natural increase is the increase of a population over a certain amount of time, and is calculated by subtracting the crude death rates from the crude birth rates.

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The number of live births per 1000 people. Birth rate formula:

Yearly birth rates/total population

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birth rate is the number of births divided by number of women, it is expressed as a ration of 1000

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birth rate is the number of births divided by number of women, it is expressed as a ration of 1000

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I dont know the formula

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The birth rate is how many babies are being born in a country. The formula is the amount of births in 1 year divided by the total population.

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The birth rate is how many babies are being born in a country. The formula is the amount of births in 1 year divided by the total population.

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death rate is the number of deaths divided by number of people, it is expressed as a fraction per 1000

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death rate is the number of deaths divided by number of people, it is expressed as a fraction per 1000

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Death rate is the number of yearly fatalities (people passing away). Formula: yearly deaths/total population

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fertility is the average number of kids a woman will have in her lifetime

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Life expectancy is the average amount of years that a person is expected to reach.

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The death rate is how many people are dying each year, this is found by dividing the total number of deaths per year with the total population.

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The death rate is how many people are dying each year, this is found by dividing the total number of deaths per year with the total population.

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Birth rates are the number of children born each year within a country. It is calculated by dividing the yearly birth rates by the total population.

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life expectancy is the average age a person is expected to life to at birth

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population pyramid

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population pyramid

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Fertility rate is the average rate at which women are conceiving children throughout their lifetime.

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Fertility rate is the average number of kids a woman has in her lifetime.

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Fertility rate is the average number of kids a woman has in her lifetime.

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Fertility rate is the average amount of children a women will have in her lifetime

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Gross national income per capita

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Life expectancy is how long people are expected to live in a certain area.

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Life expectancy is how long people are expected to live in a certain area.

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migration rate is the net movement of people in and out of a country, it is calculated as immigration - emmigration

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thats the last one i just said

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life expectancy is a country's average age at which people tend to live until

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death rate is the number of yearly deaths

formula; Yearly deaths/total population

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natural increase is the growth of a population excluding migration. it is calculated as births - deaths

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population pyramid

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Gross national income per capita

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the replacement rate is the necessary fertility for a population to maintain stable, it is equal to 2.1

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The migration rate is the amount of people moving both to and from an area. It is calculated by immigration - emmigration.

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The migration rate is the amount of people moving both to and from an area. It is calculated by immigration - emmigration.

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it is the proportion of an area that is urbanised, built up as a city not rural

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migration rate is the movement of people coming in and out of a country

formula: Immigration - emmigration

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migration rate is the amount of people moving in and out of a country. Formula: immigration-emigration

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The migration rate is the amount of people moving in and out of the country, and is calculated by subtracting the number of people moving away (emigration) from the number of people moving into the country (immigration)

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gni is the average income a person makes a in a certain time, usually per annum

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The percentage of urban space within a region.

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rate is 2.1 and is the rate thats needed to keep population stable

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Net migration is the total migration of an area found by immigration - emigration.

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Net migration is the total migration of an area found by immigration - emigration.

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it refers to the percentage of an area that is made up of cities as opposed to rural towns

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gross national income

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percentage of the population that has been urbanised

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Natural increase is the growth of a population excluding migration. It is calculated by crude death rates - crude birth rates

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Natural increase is the growth of a population excluding migration. It is calculated by crude death rates - crude birth rates

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same same

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The replacement rate is the rate at which the birth rates replace the death rates. To maintain a steady population, a rate of 2.1 is needed.

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growth of population excluding migration