Death rate: is the total number of deaths per year.
Natural increase: it's the number of births minus the number of deaths.
Infant mortality rate: is the nuember of children that dieds uner the age of one per year.
Life expectancy: it's the average of years that one person may expect to live.
Birth control: it's a method or device used to prevent pregnancy.
Dependent population: it's a part of the population that doesn't work a relies on other for the goods and services they consume.
Dependency ratio: is an age population ratio of those typically not in labor force.
Family planning: it's the controlling os the number of children one family want to have.
Population piramids/age-gender structures: diagrams that depict the distribution of the population at particular time and location.
Replacement rate: the number of deaths is equal to the number of births.
Fertility rate: is the number of children that would be born from a woman over a lifetime.
Ageing population: the older population.
Population distribution: where the people live.
Population density: number of people that live in a specific place in time.
A more economically developed country (MEDC): the countries that are rich.
A less economically developed country (LEDC): the countries tat aren't rich.
Overpopulation: so much people live in the same place.
Under population: not enough people live in a place,
Replacement rate means that the número of death is equal to the number of births
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