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Healthcare
Food availability
Vaccinations
Energy/power
Government advertising
Women’s rights
Education
Average age of the population
War and conflict

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Birth rates:
increased;
- lack of family planning and access to contraceptives
- children viewed as economic assets: needed workers in. agriculture, more revenue for family
- role of women/ tradition is domesticated
Decreased;
- healthcare improved
- lower infant mortality
- education improved: more women allowed to go to school= focused on careers, have less children as they get married older
- access to contraception

Death rates
increased;
- disease and famine
- lack of healthcare
- competition for food
- lack of education
Decreased;
- improved healthcare and sanitation
-improve transport and production for food
- improved food production and storage

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- Government Policies
- Religious and Cultural beliefs
- Quality of healthcare
- Women's independence
- Food and water supply
- Contraceptive use

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Factors affecting birth rate:

Availability of family planning services

Social and religious beliefs - especially in relation to contraception and abortion

Female employment

Better education (about contraception etc.)

More women going to school

Typical age of marriage

Conflict

Economic prosperity

Poverty levels

Factors affecting death rate:

Medical facilities and health care

Nutrition levels

Living standard

Access to clean drinking water

Hygiene levels

Levels of infectious diseases

Social factors such as conflicts and levels of violent crime

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- healthcare + technology
- status of women in society
- relative sector importance
- doctor:patient ratio
- availability of food
- accessibility to clean water
- pro/anti natalist policies
- wars + natural disasters

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Birth rates to rise:
For child labour, to gain extra money- economic assets, work on the land/ agriculture.
Lack of education on contraceptives and family planning
Children to care for elderly relatives
Young marriages

Rising Death rates:
Disease
War
Natural disasters eg. Tsunami, volcanic eruption
Poor medical care
Shortage of clean water

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Birth rates: family planning, protection, education,

Death rates: vaccination, modern medicine

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factors that affect
-birthrates : contraceptives ,sanition, education, family pressures, overpopulation, child policies, females being encouraged to have careers

-death rates : food/nutrition , technology, improved healthcare and medicine, hygiene, education, clean water, education on healthy habits and exercise, better living standards

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birth rates:
-Religion
-Woman are getting education
-healthcare
-technology
-Less forced labor
-protection

death rates:
-Medicine
-technology
-living standards
-hygiene

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Birth rates:
- Policies
- Religious beliefs
- Gender equality
- education to contraceptives
- Wealth
- access to healthcare (physicians per 1000 people)
Death Rates:
- Sanitation
- access to healthcare (physicians per 1000 people)
- War and conflict
- Air quality
- Lack of work safety

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birthrates

increase healthcare

general culture (some prefer larger families)

economies based in the agricultural industry (more children to help work on farms )

education (for women)

availability of contraceptives + reasonable price

more family planning

death rates

war/ conflict

-famine/ food shortages

tropical storms/ earthquakes

poor healthcare

virus outbreaks

unsanitary environment

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Birth rates:
- Contraception & family planning
- Status of women
- Increased desire for material possessions e.g. cars and holidays
- Cultural reasons e.g. the greater the number of children a man has, the greater his standing in society.
- A desire for a son to carry on the family name.
- Children to help with labour.
- Infant mortality rates
Death rates:
- War & natural disasters
- Ageing population
- Alcoholisn, smoking, obseity.