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population and health + migration

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people/ square kilometer arithmetic density
if regions have higher densities what's the best explanation on why they are more heavily populated? they have high carry capacities
if there is a big land mass but people only ecumene half, is this a high or low arithmetic density? low arithmetic density
if rural-to-urban migration continues what is the most likely outcome? housing shortages in urban areas will be common
what is the environmental impact of population distribution in urban expansions more soil/water is used to increase the carry capacity of agricultural land
if there is a pointy population pyramid what can you assume? a high fertility rate
migration from turkey to germany is transnational
the center of population in the US shifted to warmer climate places for jobs in what time period 1950-2010
transhumance moving your animals/herds because of the climate/season
what causes a decrease in mortality rates better hygiene
what stage in the DTM deals with many deals from epidemic disease because of lack of reliable health care/insanitation stage 2
what stage of the DTM deals with deaths related to chronic disorders - heart disease, bad lifestyle choices stage 4
what is a neo-malthusians viewpoint food production is not meeting the needs of a rapidly growing population
anti-malthusians viewpoint food and population would grow with one another
is sub-saharan African has high TFR they struggle with what type of ratio high young dependency ratio as death rates continue to decrease
if a place TFR decreases but is projected to be higher in 2050 what explains why its increasing the population will continue to grow because of a large youthful population
emigrants send funds to there families which causes a _________ boom economic
what best explains the trend in asylum seekers? unstable politics and conflict + high TFR
population pyramids convey information about populations age distribution and trends in birth+death rates
what was the impact on china's anti natalist one-child policy? a cultural preference of males
according to malthusians theory what would new technologies for farming do to population? the new technologies would reduce positive checks on population.
are single or married people more likely to migrate single
a population pyramid that is wide at the top and narrow at the bottom most likely represents a population of retirees (retired people) because there is probably age restrictions,
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