population between Canada ,Spain and Malawi by Fagr Ahmed

Birth rate

fagrahmed — 2024-12-02 19:54:08 UTC

The birthrate in Canada from the ages 0-4 is 4.7, the birthrate from the ages 0-4 in Spain is 3.7, the birth rate in Malawi from the ages 0-4 is 14.4. There is a clear difference between Malawi and the other 2 countries , while Canada and Spain are barely different.

Life Expectancy

fagrahmed — 2024-12-02 19:54:16 UTC

The life expectancy in Canada from the ages 75 and above is 8.9, the life expectancy from the ages 75 and above in Spain is 10.3, the life expectancy in Malawi from the ages 75 and above is 0.9. There is a clear difference between Malawi and the other 2 countries(Canada and Spain) , while Canada and Spain are barely different.

Dependency Load

fagrahmed — 2024-12-02 19:54:30 UTC

Malawi has the biggest percentage(41.2%) they’re first they have a significantly larger younger(40.7) population than older(2.5), then Canada has the second largest total dependency load (35.1)they have a more older population(20) than younger(15.1) , and Spain is third It also has a bigger older population(21) than younger (13)its percentage is the lowest.

Definitions

fagrahmed — 2024-12-02 19:54:37 UTC

Birthrate: is the rate in which a population grows by giving birth.

Life expectancy:The age a person in a population can live up to.

Total Dependency Load: how many old and young people are dependent on the working-age groups

Why is it there?

fagrahmed — 2024-12-02 19:54:44 UTC

Diffrences in life expectancy, birth rate, and dependency loads between countries exist due to the following factors education, healthcare and income for example a country that is wealthier will have better healthcare which will then result in higher life expectancies, unlike a country that isn't doing that well financially they would have less access to healthcare which will only lower their life expectancy.

Why do we care?

fagrahmed — 2024-12-02 19:54:52 UTC

It is important to know the diffrence in life expectancy and birth rates because they affect things like working population/jobs, healthcare, and the resources needed to provide a better environment, like for example , having a higher birth rate means that you will require more resources and services, while on the other hand having a higher life expectancy means an older population that will require more healthcare.