WORLD INFORMATION:

There are 7 billion people occupying Earth.

Top Ten Countries and Their Populations
China...1,367,485,388
India...1,251,695,584
United States...321,368,864
Indonesia...255,993,674
Brazil...204,259,812
Pakistan...199,085,847
Nigeria...181,562,056
Bangladesh...168,957,745
Russia...142,423,773
Japan...126,919,659
As of 2015-2016 the population is growing at
a rate of around 1.13% per year.

PRE-INDUSTRIAL
Bangladesh, Asia
Population Density1,298km
Total Fertility Rate2.4 births per woman
Crude Birth Rate20
Crude Death Rate5
GDP Per Capita...957.82 USD

INDUSTRIALIZATION
Sri Lanka, Asia
Population Density341.2km
Total Fertility Rate2.1 births per woman
Crude Birth Rate18
Crude Death Rate7
GDP Per Capita...3,279.89 USD

INDUSTRIALIZED
Chile, South America
Population Density23.5km
Total Fertility Rate1.8 births per woman
Crude Birth Rate16.7
Crude Death Rate5.1
GDP Per Capita...15,732.31 USD

POST-INDUSTRIALIZED
Italy, Europe
Population Density210.3km
Total Fertility Rate1.4 births per woman

Crude Birth Rate9.3

Crude Death Rate9.7
GDP Per Capita...35,925.88 USD

1) What trends do you see among the top 10 most populated countries in the world?
-All except Russia has been consistent with the population rising. They all come from
different stages where their population is allowed to increase. As their population increase than
new found ways of getting food and living commodities will also increase or diminish. Soon
these countries will meet their carrying capacity and then their population will start to decrease.
2) Compare and contrast the Age Structure Pyramids of the different stages of demographic
transition. Describe how you researched to find the different example countries?
-As countries become more industrialized the number of babies/children decreases and
the number of older people increases. I searched which countries were in which stages.
3) What is GDP per capita and what relationship might it have to a countrys population?
-GDP per capita is a measure of average income per person in a country. The
relationship they have show how well off a country is. You take the GDP of the nation divided by
the population to get the real GDP and that shows how well off the country is. A country with a
small population can be more well off than a country with a large population.