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Sweden

What stage of the DTM are each of the countries in for 2022?

The stage of DTM for Sweden is stage 3,stationary.

How do you know? (think about birth rate, life expectancy, dependency load - young vs old)

I know this because the population ages and genders increase but then go back down, but it is very slight.

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Hungary

What stage of the DTM are each of the countries in for 2022?

The stage of DTM for Hungary is also stage 3, stationary.

How do you know? (think about birth rate, life expectancy, dependency load - young vs old)

I know this because it is also like Sweden.

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New Zealand

What stage of the DTM are each of the countries in for 2022?

The stage of DTM for New Zealand is also stage 3, stationary

How do you know? (think about birth rate, life expectancy, dependency load - young vs old)

All three countries have similar statistics.

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1. What spatial patterns do you observe for each of the two indicators? (What is where?)

Central Europe / High Death Rates

Africa-Asia / Higher Birth Rates

1. Why might these patterns exist? (Why is it there?)

Access to resources

Stigma with contraceptives

Pressure from family to have children

1. How might these two indicators be related?

These two may be related because the places with high birth rates tend to have high death rates. Perhaps the lack of space or lack of resources might affect this.

1. How are the different rates connected to differences in quality of life?

The different rates are connected to differences in quality of life because people are reproducing and passing away for different reasons across the globe. On the left side of the globe people may be having a lot of children because they can afford to and are passing away because they enjoyed their life and didn’t really take care of themselves. On the right it might be because they can’t access contraceptives and can’t afford medication.