Population and migration key words 0.0 / 5 ? GeographyPopulation changeGCSEAQA Created by: India CotgreaveCreated on: 15-04-14 18:53 Birth Rate Number of babies born per year for every 1000 people. 1 of 20 Death rate Number of people who die per year for every 1000 people. 2 of 20 Natural Increase The number of people added to, or lost from the population per year, for 1000 people. 3 of 20 Population growth rate The number of people added to or lost from a population each year as a result of natural increase and net migration. Given as a percentage 4 of 20 Zero growth A population in balance. Birth rate equals the death rate. 5 of 20 Life expectancy Average age someone is expected to live to, usually taken from birth. 6 of 20 Infant mortality rate Number of deaths of children under the age of one per 1000 per year. 7 of 20 Pro-natalised policy Population policy which aims to encourage births through the use of incentives. 8 of 20 Migrant A person who moves from one place to another. 9 of 20 National Migrant A person who moves from one place to another within a country. 10 of 20 International migrant A person who moves from one country to another. 11 of 20 Destination The country or place where a migrant settles. 12 of 20 Place of origin Country or place from where a migrant comes from. 13 of 20 Immigrant Someone who has moved to a new destination. 14 of 20 Emigrant A Migrant who has left their country. 15 of 20 Voluntary Migrants People who choose to move normally for better job prospects. 16 of 20 Economic Migrant People who have moved to find better jobs and higher wages 17 of 20 Refugee/ Forced Migrant People who have to move as they face extreme hardship or even death. 18 of 20 Temporary or seasonal migrants People who move, normally for work reasons for a short period of time 19 of 20 Permanent Migrants People who move and don't return home. 20 of 20
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