Population

120,000
102,351
100,000
80,000
Population in Millions

60,000
40,000
20,000

20,918
10,084

Population

Life Expectancy
62.2

62

62
61.8
61.6
61.4
Years

61.2
61

61

61

60.8
60.6
60.4

Life Expectancy

Birth Rate
35

33

30
25
19

20
Per 1000 pop.

18

15
10
5
0

Birthrate

Doctors
180
160

157

140
120

110

100
Per 100,000 pop.

80
60
40

30

20
0

Doctors

Hypothesis
With more doctors, there should be a higher birthrate, life expectancy, and
population.
Conclusion
From the information in the graphs, we can see that the hypothesis is entirely
false. It is quite surprisingly the opposite. The lower amount of doctors, in this
case Kiribati, shows a higher birthrate, life expectancy, and population. The
highest country with doctors, in this case Nauru, has lower life expectancy,
population and birthrate. Logically this is unrealistic, since more doctors should
mean better healthcare, education, medicines, etc. But this theory for some
reason does not apply to these 3 countries.

http://data.worldbank.org/indicator/SP.POP.TOTL