If the fertility rate increases, population increases (if the death rate is low)

Fertility can give us insight on life quality and economic development

Fertility is related to other aspects, like dependency ratio and child mortality

All of the above

The necessary fertility rate for population to remain the same

2.1

Both are correct

Has nothing to do with life quality

Is the same as life expectancy

Is only applied to the eldest part of the population

None of the above

The number of deaths proportional to the population (usually per thousand people per year)

The raw number of people who die every day

Both are correct

The number of people who are born proportionally to the population (usually per thousand per year)

The raw number people who are born every day

Both are correct

Are important to demographers because they are connected to fertility

Aren't important except during the pandemic

Refer only to people who are older than 25

All of the above

Refer to our relationship with the people we live with and how we occupy the space we share

Can give us a clue of the economic development of a country

Can be related to cultural aspects

All of the above

L and M

LEDCs and MEDCs

They're not related at all

Migrants are usually of working age (20-40), so they help pay for the retirement of elderly people

Migrants usually have a lot of children, so the amount of young people increases

Migrants disrupt the age structure of a country, which has a negative effect

No, because most migrants have good health

No, because there's so few of them it doesn't matter

Yes, because migrants mostly travel to LEDCs

Yes, because migrants have more difficulties accessing jobs, healthcare and housing

measurable satisfaction

a subjective perception

coutry of origin

age of arrival

acculturation processes

all of the above