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Some critics recommend a birth control system to develop A birth control system can present itself across a spectrum of control. On the far left, the system would entail free or easily accessible contraception, whereas the far right would feature direct government intervention, such as X-child policies and family monitoring. Lower control systems would be more feasible but would require significantly more manpower, money and resources. Their efficacy is also limited as they are not enforced, but rather recommended. However, direct government intervention will likely be seen as a breach of privacy and freedom. It may also lead to an ageing population as younger generations with less siblings will have to care for the older

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One of the major effects of mass demographic change is overpopulation. Overpopulation refers to a country or area housing an excessive number of citizens; it can contribute to a myriad of national issues including food shortages, unemployment and strained healthcare. Solving overpopulation is best handled by national and international governments and organisations. Access to contraception and female education are there main contributors to overpopulation. Governments and organisations can tackle the underutilization of contraception by providing cheap and readily available products and comprehensive sex education, especially for countries with a high fertility rate like those in Africa. Providing female education is more difficult as it requires a change in social and cultural beliefs for some, but viable steps include legislating free, part-time and discreet (in situations including violent conflicts and repression) schools for all.

An ageing population is also a pressing issue. It refers to when the median average rises as fertility rates drop and life expectancy increases. This leaves a nation with an underproductive economy and a pressured younger generation. To solve this, nations can introduce child benefits and decrease living costs (eg. products, housing, food) as much as possible.

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There are many kinds of demographic changes around the world. The incline of elderly people is affected the most in Japan as their birth and fertility rates are very low. As well from a financial standpoint, raising a child needs a lot of cash. Another change is immigrants. The US, Canada and the UK are rich first-world countries making them a great choice to go to if you're an immigrant. However, the receiving countries usually have a change in cultural diversity and social integration.

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Demographic change is happening due to multiple reasons, whether it be because of governments implementing rules that force parents to either have kids or no kids, or that the younger generations are not bothered to get into a relationship. The consequences of this are varied, depending if the population is going up or down. If it’s going up, overpopulation will occur, meaning that a certain point in time, we won’t be able to supply everyone with food, water and shelter. If the population is decreasing, then that could result in the human race not having enough people to join the workforce, and if it really declines at a very concerning rate, the human race could be just wiped out.

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Demographic change is about how a population changes over time. It looks at things like how many people are born, how many die, and how many move to different places. It also considers the different ages of people in the population and how many children women have.

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An example is Japan, The aging population there takes up a majority of citizens there. If businesses expect to increase their profit they need to target the majority

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As the population growth drastically increase with up to a population of 10 billion resources become a lot less plentiful and limited with many resources and land having to be taken to supply the growing population whilst negatively affected the environment and others who don't have the resources to adapt to the changes