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Analysis: The total dependency load for Canada is 75.5%, making it the highest dependency load amongst the three countries. Spain comes next with a total dependency load of 61.9%, followed by Kenya with 7.88%.

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Analysis: The life expectancy for Canada is the highest, standing at 84.2%, Spain at 83%, and finally Kenya with the lowest life expectancy at 70.4%.

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Analysis: As seen by the information provided above, Kenya has the highest birth rate at 25.6 births/1,000 per population, Canada's second with 10 births/1,000 per population, and Spain has the smallest birth rate at 7.1 births/1,000 per population. This shows us that it is more common for women to give birth in Kenya than it is for them to give birth in Canada and Spain.

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Why do differences in life expectancy, birth rate and dependency load exist between countries?

Differences linking these three factors exist between countries for a variety of factors. Such examples being, Socio-Economic Development, Cultural and Religious Beliefs, Healthcare Systems, Enviornmental Conditions, and Government Policies. Overall they exist to house multiple other factors beneath them, basing a foundation for the statistics of countries.

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Why is it important or useful to look at this information now and in the future?

This information is important and useful to countries, currently and in the future, because

It is both important and useful to look at this information now and in the future as it is crucial for several reasons, one of many being, Population Planning: undertstanding these metrics help governemnts plan for future population growth or decline, allocate resources effectively, and prepare for potential challenges/hardships such as aging populations, or youth buldges. Therefore, this reason out of many others perfectly explains why it is important/useful for countries, and generally to look at this information currently and in the future with a critically perceptive eye.

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1. Life Expectancy

The average period that a person may expect to live.

2. Birth Rate

The number of live births per thousand of population per year.

2. Dependency Load

A demographic indicator that measures the ratio of people in dependant age groups, to those in economically productive age groups.