Key Terms 4.5 / 5 based on 3 ratings ? GeographyPopulation DynamicsGCSEEdexcel Created by: caitsCreated on: 26-03-14 09:43 Overpopulation Too many people in a place which cannot support them e.g. food, water, jobs 1 of 13 Exponential Growth The increasing rate of growth created by more people in the world having more children 2 of 13 Natural Increase The difference between the number of babies being born and the number of people dying 3 of 13 Birth rate Number of babies being born per 1000 population in a country 4 of 13 Death rate Number of deaths per 1000 population in a country 5 of 13 Population Stabilisation When the birth rate and death rates are almost equal 6 of 13 Fertility Rate Number of children born on average to women of child bearing age 7 of 13 Population Policy Measures taken by the governments to influence population size, growth, distribution or compositition 8 of 13 Anti-natalist Policies that encourage people to have FEWER children 9 of 13 Pro-natalist Policies that include incentives to encourage people to have more children 10 of 13 Immigrant The movement of people from one place to another 11 of 13 Migrant A person that moves to another country 12 of 13 GNI Gross National Interest - Average amount of money earned if divided equally among all people in a country per year 13 of 13
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