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Can someone help me?
I'm lost and my teacher isn't explaining the well at all.
1 Answer
- Anonymous1 week agoFavourite answer
There are lots of answers that you can put down.
Going across:
Infant mortality rate: medicine and technology available.
Mortality rate: lots of people dying due to suicide, poor nutrition, poor healthcare, not enough food, not enough money.
Low suicide, readily available healthcare and medicine, abundance of resources.
Literacy rate: plenty of schools, lots of people can read and write.
Not enough schools. High percentage of people who can’t read or write.
Life expectancy: People living longer.
People having shorter life spans.
GDP: country us well off.
Country is mostly in poverty.
Birth rate: number of babies born per year
Can be both ways. It’s like a bacteria growing in a broth. In the beginning, you want a high rate so that the bacteria can fill the broth. But after a while, you want the growth rate to slow down so that there are food for the remaining bacteria.
Ideally, you want the birth rate to be even. If 1 million people die in a year then you want 1 million babies born that year. That way there’s a balance. If you watch the avengers infinity war and endgame, Thanos had the right idea. The population is too high and the earth can’t support everyone. Eventually the earth will be barren unless there’s new technology that will maximize what the earth can produce. By eliminated 50% of life on earth, it gives the earth time to recover.