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I learned that countries make certain policies to regulate the population to the countries needs, also that china's population dropped from 14 million to 7 million

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I learned that countries with low CBR governments benefit the child.

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I learned that China's population dropped from 14 million to 7 million and that CBR for Finland in 2008 was 11.2 down to 9 in 2018.

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I learned that you can only have one kid in China or else you will be fined.

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I learned that when certain countries were dealing with overpopulation, they took certain approaches to slim down the fertility rate in order to combat their problems. Like how China placed a restriction on how many babies a mother could give birth to.

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one thing i learned was that some countrys struggle to get there populations up becuase there people are too focoused on work or other activitys and they dont spend time with there partner or family

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I learned that depending on what country you live in, that country might take different approaches to deal with social and economic issues.

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I learned that population growth can become overpowering when it comes to increased birth rate, so countries would have to put a hold on the the number of children women had.

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I learned that the government will provide everything that a baby will need in Finland. I also learned that in Sinapore they encouraged young marriage and they needed help with population growth.

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one thing i learned was that governmnet provides specific

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I learned that China only lets you have one kid or you will be fined.

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i learned that in diffrent countries they have certain policies or benefits for people

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I learned that when certain countries have population issues they either create laws or encourage people in different ways.

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I learned that countries will put policies in place to increase the countries CBR. For example, Finland used incentives for the couples that made babies.

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govt provides incentives and benefits for having children in countries with low CBR

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I learned that some countries create policies to help increase their CBR.

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I learned that the government made pro-natal policies to increase the fertility rates and to help even out the population.

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The total fertility rate and replacement rate of different regions. One thing that I learned was that some governments try to put benefits for citizens to lower birth rate or raise it.

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I learned that one way of creating a pro-natal program is by propaganda, I never would've thought of that. Not only that but how in finland the government supplies parents necessities for babies.

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Total fertility rate and Replacement rate.

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Total fertility rate and Replacement Rate

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The total fertility rate

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Total fertility rate and replacement rate.

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Total fertality rate and replacement rate

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tfr decreased

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total fertility rate and the replacement rate

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Total fertility rate and replacement rate
what pronatal means

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The total fertility rate decreased.

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Two terms that stood out to me were total fertility rate and replacement rate.

I learned that countries that are dangerously close to exceeding their carrying capacity put laws in place to decrease child birth. Some laws are harsher than others. For example, India had more of an encourage policy, while China had a national mandate. Countries that will have future generations that are too small for the workforce put in pro-natalist policies.

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Replacement Rate and Total fertility rate

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The total fertility rate and replacement rate

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Total fertility rate, birth rate

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Tfr, and birth rate

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Total fertility rate, population growth rate, and replacement rate.

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Replacement rate and Literacy rate stood out to me. The total fertility rate has decreased over the past couple decades.
I learned that core and semi-periphery countries need pro-natal policies. I also learned about the "later longer further" policy in 1972 in China.

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The TFR has decreased in India within the past few decades. The more educated a women in India is the less children they are likely to have

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The total fertility rate of different regions. One thing I learned is that their are many countries that have pro-natal and anti-natal policies within their country

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total fertility rate and replacement rate

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Two things that stood out to me were total fertility rate and the replacement rate. The fertility rate is dropping rapidly.

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total fertility rate

I learned that Finlands Pro-natal was like 2000
and In India, there were camps for sterilization reduced but the population went up.

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What stood out to me was how different levels of education can impact a country's total fertility rate.

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rural, urban, fertility rate

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total fertality rate,

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Birth rate, fertility rate, and population.

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fertility rate and birth rate

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government involvement, low birth rate

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There is a problem with population because women are having babies later in their life. There are more older people and not enough younger people to take care of them.

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Yes there are problems with population such as too high of an increase and too low of an increase in the amount of people in a specific area.

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some terms were birthrate,population, goverment

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the birthrate is very low and woman are choosing educationa and their personal career over familys
there is a population problem

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More women are choosing their career over settling down for marriage and children. Birth rate and lower birth rate stood out to me.

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Birth Rate and Fertility Rate. Some issues with population is that if there are too much people in a given area, more houses are going to need to be built, more food will need to be grown, and there will need to be more goods and services.

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Birth rate and population were two words that stuck out to me. I think there is an issue with population because of the amount of decrease and increase in specific areas

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terms that stood out to me were financial and birthrate.

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Goverment, burden, Population, birth no i dont think there is population issues

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birth rate and women focusing more on their careers. Since the women are focusing more on their careers, the population is decreasing.

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Birth rate and government

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Birth rate and fertility rate, I think that there is a small problem with the population and if not fixed it will get worse

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They talk about Birth Rate and Fertility rate. The Birth Rate is lower because more women want to focus on their jobs. I think there might be a population issue because women are more dedicated to getting higher level jobs that require more time and energy.

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Birth rate and fertility rate. I think there is not a problem with the population.

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Birthrate and fertility rate. Not as many people want to get married which results in them not having kids.

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There is a increase in women committing to their jobs which discourages them to have a baby and the higher cost of living in Singapore is another factor. One thing a learned is that there are countries that have problems with the tfr due to the working class focusing on work.

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In the video they talked about decreasing birthrate and fertility rate. I think that the decreasing population will eventually become a problem.

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There where two terms that stood out to me, Birth rate and firtility rate.

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Two terms that stood out to me were lower birth rate and fertility rate. Yes there is a problem with this because less people are being born.

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2 terms: Birth rate and population; the population issue in Singapore is that less women are wanting to get married and birth children which lowers the amount of babies and increases the cost of living there.

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Two terms that stood out to me were decreasing birth rate and speed dating.

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2 terms that stood out to me were birthrate and population. I think there is an issue with population because in the video it said there will eventually be only 2 people working for every elderly person whereas there is 6 people working for every elderly person right now.

Video 2- One thing that stood out to me was that India is 1/6 of the worlds population. 2 terms that stood out to me are total fertility rate and replacement rate

Exit Ticket- I learned in Singapore they use propaganda to try to increase population. I also learned that the Anti-Natal policies in China are working.

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two terms that stood out to me were birth rate and government. I think there is a problem with population

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A few terms that stood out to me were population, age, birth, and government. This is because these key words surround the topic of total fertility rate and birth rate.

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The vocab that stuck out to me were single rate, and birth rate.
I don't think there's a problem with their population but with their birth rates causing an uneven population.

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Questions: What are some terms that stood out to you in the 2 videos? Is there an issue with population?