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

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The effect in the natural state of our planet. 

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The effect in the natural state of our planet. 

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The growth and decline of a population (especially global), can be used to examine the changing atmosphere of the earth. If Earth's climate worsens or improves, the human population can be examined to see if our pollution/ use of unnatural material, has a growing effect of issues like global warming, and in some cases, we can see if our terraforming is actually harming the earth.

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birth rates go down when females go to school

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Immigration causes more infrastructure (more people that move to Canada, the more houses, education, schools)

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Less developed countries tend to have a higher fertility rate than developed countries.(Ex Uganda vs Canada)

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How many are educated, supply and demand in schools, education, post secondary tution costs

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In Canada, women are being educated which results in less babies because they’re busy working so dont have as much time to have them and take care of them

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-high life expectancy
-a lot of elderly people (seniors)
-lower infant rate

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As of 2015, there are 1.60 births per women

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Real state is a increasing business due to the new immigration policy (more immigrants more houses)

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Greater demand in professions in the future

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allows researchers to find out which species are going extinct
by seeing them being born and dying, this gives insight on which species are going to survive and which are going to disappear

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Free health care in our case, may change within time depending on others needs, insurance etc

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Niger had the highest birth rate. In 2016 it was 6.62 per women.

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There’s alot  of undiscovered land in Canada, more forest areas will be transformed into communities

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Birth estimates for canada as of 2016/17

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Birth estimates for canada as of 2016/17

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389 912

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146 659

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as people are being born this causes more people to want to buy homes, this takes away the land and trees growing for other species as well
this takes away the chance for other species to grow and survive

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Capacity of country, services they need (ESL, english classes

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-Higher birth rates mean
-Lower birth rates mean

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Fertility rates tend to be higher in poorly resourced countries. In developing countries children are needed as a labour force and to provide care for their parents in old age. In addition,fertility rates are higher due to the lack of access to contraceptives and generally lower levels of female education.

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•Higher birth rates mean: less poverty, replacements for future in jobs, more nurseries, higher demand to satisfy child’s needs
•Lower birth rate means: can’t afford a child, delayinghaving kids for your job, Some women can’t have babies due to medical conditions