1800
1930
1960
1974 un pop conference (united nations role in migration)
1975
1984 (united nations role in migration)
1987
1994 (united nations role in migration)
1999
25% of woman
4:2:1
87% of all married
a 3rd child is allowed
a scarcity of females has
absolute distance
africa( regional population)
age,sex, pyramid
antartica( regional population)
arithmetic
asia( regional population)
bangladesh(2006)
brazil(2006)
brazil(population 1950)
china (population 1950)
china's one child policy
china( doubling times)
china(2006)
chinese society
coasta rica (doubling times)
early declining stage (demographic transition model)
early expanding stage (demographic transition model)
east asia( world population)
europe ( regional population)
exponential growth
external migration
families are less
for urban residents &government employees
germany(population 1950)
growth rate
high stationary stage (demographic transition model)
in rural areas
india(2006)
india(population 1950)
indonesia(2006)
indonesia(population 1950)
infant mortality rose
ireland(doubling times)
italy (population 1950)
japan(2006)
japan(population 1950)
late expanding stage (demographic transition model)
linear grwoth
long distance migrants
low birth rate
low stationary stage (demographic transition model)
majority of migrants
malthusion theory of pop explosion
migratory movement
neo malthusians
net migration
nigeria(2006)
north america( regional population)
north america( world population)
oceania( regional population)
pakistamn(2006)
peoples perception
physical population density
policy includes
population distribution/density
rate of natural incrase
relative distance
russia(2006)
russia(population 1950)
sex section abortion
south america( regional population)
south asia( world population)
stationary and declining pop
step migration
tfr dropped from
the difference in voluntary & involuntary migration
these regulations include
total fertility rate (tfr)
u.s(2006)
u.s(population 1950)
united kingdom(population 1950)
urban residents
us birth rate
us death rate
western europe( world population)