Net Migration Rate (NMR)
Life Expectancy
Refugee
Emigration Rate (ER)
Working Cohort
Rule of 70
Birth Rate (BR)
Dependency Load
Death Rate (DR)
Rate of Natural Increase (RNI)
Demography
Immigration Rate (IR)
Slow Growth pyramid
Rapid Growth pyramid
Replacement Rate
Stable/declining Growth pyramid
the # of people who permanently move to another country
very few babies are being born and more people who have lived long lives are dying of old age
the # of people who permanently leave their home country with the intention of staying there
how long a person is predicted to live.
someone who flees their homeland for fear of their life but will return home when it is safe to do so
the relationship between the # of births and the size of the population.
all ages are roughly equal; fewer babies are now being born; representative of Canada
the study of human population numbers, distribution, trends, and issues.
the (“magic”) number of 2.1 children to keep the population stable
the difference between births (BR) and deaths (DR) that tells us if the population is growing without migration
the ages of 15-64 in a population pyramid that are not considered part of the dependency load
the relationship between the # of deaths and size of the population.
the difference between people coming (IR) and people leaving (ER)
has many babies being born and few people living a long life
the formula to determine how quickly a population doubles in size
the percentage of a country’s population who are younger than 15 and older than 65 (i.e. financially rely on others)
