What does birth rate generally measure?
A crude birth rate relates annual live births to population, usually per thousand.
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A crude birth rate relates annual live births to population, usually per thousand.
The crude death rate uses deaths and the population base.
Births add to and deaths subtract from population.
The conventional population sex ratio counts females per thousand males.
Rural and urban categories describe settlement distribution.
An age profile shows the composition of population by age.
The term describes a rapid expansion of population.
Improved survival conditions can reduce mortality.
Education supports informed decisions and productive capability.
Density is population per unit of area.
Natural population growth tends to increase. The difference between births and deaths becomes larger.
12 per thousand. Subtract death rate from birth rate: 20 − 8 = 12 per thousand.
Service provision may expand more slowly than the number needing it. Schools, healthcare and infrastructure must keep pace with needs.
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