The demographic transition model 3.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? GeographyPopulation change and migrationASAQA Created by: Sophie LordCreated on: 10-04-13 18:57 Stage 1 High fluctuating High birth rate and high death rate population growth is small limmited birth contorl high infant mortality encouraging more children children are the source of income religious reasons which encourage large families famine poor nutrition disease undeveloped health facilities 1 of 5 Stage 2 Early expanding High birth rate but falling death rate population expanding rapidly improved public health better nutrition lower infant mortality improved medical provision 2 of 5 Stage 3 Late expanding falling birth rate and continuing falling death rate population growth slows down greater access to education for women smaller families increased wealth availibility of family planning compulseray schooling making children more expensive 3 of 5 Stage 4 Low fluctuating low birth rate and low death rate population growth is small fertility continues to fall higher personal incomes more women in the work force more leisure 4 of 5 Stage 5 Decline Death rate exceeding birth rate only in recent years greater financial position of women non traditional life styles e.g same sex relationships concern about population growth cost of living is rising population policies 5 of 5
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