Demography
- Created by: Jessica Speight
- Created on: 08-05-14 14:55
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- Demography
- death rate
- Reasons for the death rate falling.
- Other social changes
- good sanitation
- more qualified people
- care homes
- Better transport
- support
- Medical improvements
- better medicines
- Qualified doctors
- improved healthcare
- Public healt and enviromental improvments
- Sanitation policices
- Policies
- Food sanitation policies
- Health and safety
- Improved nutrition
- Clear risks on smoking / drinking
- clean water / food
- better fruit/ vegetables
- Better diets
- Other social changes
- The effect of the increase
- 4) Poverty
- 3) decline in medical proffessions
- 5) Large families
- 2) not the best equiptment
- 6) crowded areas more disease and pollution.
- 1) Higher population meaning more people to give medical attention to
- The number of deaths per year.
- Reasons for the death rate falling.
- Life expectancy
- Class, gender and regional differences.
- Consequences of an aging population.
- One person pension household
- Decreasing due to male and female life expectancy gap getting closer together
- The dependancy ratio
- Need more of their pensions, more money from government
- Fuel allowance in place for longer
- Need help & support from carers, friends and family.
- Policy changes
- Bus fairs may have to come back
- Fuel allowance will have to be cut
- More healthcare will be given to the elderly
- Work longer, retirement age will have to change.
- Public services
- Hospital admissions and public transport being free will rise
- One person pension household
- The average age each gender, per country will live for.
- Birth rate
- The birth rate is the amount of people born per year. There is now more births than deaths leading to the grow in the population.
- Fertility rate
- The total fertility rate
- Factors determining the birth rate
- 1) The number of women child bearing between the ages of 15-44
- 2)How many children they have.
- Women are now having fewer children due to changes in morals, more rights and divorce and marriage hs changed.
- Cant afford to have multiple children due to the infant mortaility rate decresing: parents now invest more emotionally and financially in children compared with the 1900's
- Factors determining the birth rate
- Effects of charges in fertillity
- The family
- 2) Marriage will deteriorate when less children are born.
- 1) more babies are born which increases the size of the family. This is socially good for the economy but bad for the individual
- The dependancy ratio
- 2) Family will deteriorate as well people are born meaning less people to be dependant upon.
- 1) If less babies are born then the family wont have to rely on the state as much which creates more money for the family.
- Public services and policies
- 2) more social services
- 1) The more children born, the higher the use of hospitals meaning less money and less attention to other patients.
- 3) more government policies will be made
- The family
- The fertility rate is the number of women of child bearing age and how many children they have.
- The total fertility rate
- death rate
- Factors determining the birth rate
- 1) The number of women child bearing between the ages of 15-44
- 2)How many children they have.
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