Demographic Transition Model
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- Created on: 28-09-14 12:20
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- Demographic Transition Model
- Stage 1
- High Birth Rate
- No birth control
- High Death Rate
- Little medicine
- Remote rainforest areas of the Amazon and Indonesia
- UK was here before 1760
- Falling death rate is the key factor that indicates the change from stage 1 to stage 2
- Stage 2
- High birth rate
- Children are needed to work
- Fewer mothers die in childbirth so they go on to have more children
- Rapidly falling death rate
- Medicine and hygiene improving
- Rapid population growth
- UK was here from 1760
- Falling birth rate is the key factor that indicates the change from stage 2 to stage 3
- Stage 3
- Rapidly falling birth rate
- Availability to birth control
- Expensive to have a child
- Children go to school so they cant work
- Continually falling death rate but slowly
- Rapid population growth at first, then slowing
- UK was here from 1880
- e.g. Brazil
- Stationary population growth is the key factor that indicates the change from stage 3 to stage 4
- Stage 4
- Low birth rate
- People are more likely to have children when the economy is good
- Low death rate
- Stable population
- Slow population growth
- UK and USA is here
- Declining population is the key factor that indicates the change from stage 4 to stage 5
- Stage 5
- Low birth rate- falling below death rate
- Emancipation of women- they have higher jobs
- Low death rate
- Declining population
- Aging population
- Low birth rate- falling below death rate
- Stage 5
- Low birth rate
- Stage 4
- Rapidly falling birth rate
- Stage 3
- e.g. Afghanistan
- High birth rate
- Stage 2
- Fluctuating population
- High Birth Rate
- Stage 2
- High birth rate
- Children are needed to work
- Fewer mothers die in childbirth so they go on to have more children
- Rapidly falling death rate
- Medicine and hygiene improving
- Rapid population growth
- UK was here from 1760
- Falling birth rate is the key factor that indicates the change from stage 2 to stage 3
- Stage 3
- Rapidly falling birth rate
- Availability to birth control
- Expensive to have a child
- Children go to school so they cant work
- Continually falling death rate but slowly
- Rapid population growth at first, then slowing
- UK was here from 1880
- e.g. Brazil
- Stationary population growth is the key factor that indicates the change from stage 3 to stage 4
- Stage 4
- Low birth rate
- People are more likely to have children when the economy is good
- Low death rate
- Stable population
- Slow population growth
- UK and USA is here
- Declining population is the key factor that indicates the change from stage 4 to stage 5
- Stage 5
- Low birth rate- falling below death rate
- Emancipation of women- they have higher jobs
- Low death rate
- Declining population
- Aging population
- Low birth rate- falling below death rate
- Stage 5
- Low birth rate
- Stage 4
- Rapidly falling birth rate
- Stage 3
- e.g. Afghanistan
- High birth rate
- Stage 1
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