Population and Development

The ideal fertility rate for a country is:

• 2

• 4

• 6

• 1

The population of this country is ________

• Rapidly increasing

• Slowly increasing

• Stable (Not Changing)

• Decreasing

In what way can migration create tensions in a society?

• By increasing economic opportunities for everyone

• By leading to competition for jobs and resources
  

• By promoting cultural exchange and understanding
  

• By enhancing social cohesion

A more developed country will typically have ________

• Low life expectancy

• High fertility rate

• High life expectancy

• Large population

High infant mortality rates might indicate ________

• Child trafficking

• Less access to healthcare, prenatal care, and clean water

• Super babies

• War

Statistics about the characteristics of a population, such as the life expectancy, income, fertility rates, and infant mortality rates of the people within the population

• Demographic Data

• Infrastructure

• Demographic Transition Model

• Population

 What is the purpose of a census?

• To measure the economic performance of a country
  

• To gather data on the population size and characteristics
  

• To count the number of businesses in a region
  

• To track environmental changes

What does the gross national income (GNI) measure?

• Total population of a country
  

• Average life expectancy of the population
  

• Total economic output including income from abroad
  

• Number of births per thousand people

The amount of money per person within a country or region

• Infant mortality rate

• Fertility rate

• Gross National Income

• Life expectancy

This country would be in what stage of development according to the DTM?

• Stage 2

• Stage 3

• Stage 4

• Stage 5