Aging Population - Russia - Causes and effects table in A Level and IB Geography


	Aging Population - Russia
	Causes Birth rate fell from around 17 per 1000 in the 1980’s to 10 per 1000 in the mid 1990’s Decreasing life expectancy for men in particular currently at 63 while women’s was generally sustained at 75. The fall of the Soviet union with the fall of the Berlin wall in 1991 Russia holds its place at 9th in worldwide population at 2.02% Decrease of just under 5 million people between 1990's and 2012 During 1999 unemployment went as high as 14%. Incentive of $10,000 payment for having 3 or more children	Effects Less babies to support future growth and economic stability
	Overall summary

Birth rate fell from around 17 per 1000 in the 1980’s to 10 per 1000 in the mid 1990’s
Decreasing life expectancy for men in particular currently at 63 while women’s was generally sustained at 75.
The fall of the Soviet union with the fall of the Berlin wall in 1991
Russia holds its place at 9th in worldwide population at 2.02%
Decrease of just under 5 million people between 1990's and 2012
During 1999 unemployment went as high as 14%.
Incentive of $10,000 payment for having 3 or more children

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