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    Australia has a population of approximately 22.8 million people in 2012 with a density of 2.8 people per square kilometer, while Japan has a population of approximately 128 million people with a density of 337.1 people per square kilometer. The birth rate in Australia was 12.28 births per 1,000 people compared to 8.39 in Japan, while the death rate was 6.94 per 1,000 in Australia and 9.15 in Japan. Life expectancy was higher in Japan at 80.57 years for males and 87.43 years for females compared to 79.48 years and 84.45 years respectively in Australia.

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    Australia has a population of approximately 22.8 million people in 2012 with a density of 2.8 people per square kilometer, while Japan has a population of approximately 128 million people with a density of 337.1 people per square kilometer. The birth rate in Australia was 12.28 births per 1,000 people compared to 8.39 in Japan, while the death rate was 6.94 per 1,000 in Australia and 9.15 in Japan. Life expectancy was higher in Japan at 80.57 years for males and 87.43 years for females compared to 79.48 years and 84.45 years respectively in Australia.

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    Australia has a population of approximately 22.8 million people in 2012 with a density of 2.8 people per square kilometer, while Japan has a population of approximately 128 million people with a density of 337.1 people per square kilometer. The birth rate in Australia was 12.28 births per 1,000 people compared to 8.39 in Japan, while the death rate was 6.94 per 1,000 in Australia and 9.15 in Japan. Life expectancy was higher in Japan at 80.57 years for males and 87.43 years for females compared to 79.48 years and 84.45 years respectively in Australia.

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    Demographics Comparing Australia to Japan

    Demographics
    Population -

    Australia
    2012 Estimate 22,852,054 Approx

    Japan
    2012 Estimate 127,960,000 Approx
    (Fallen due to Earthquake/tsunami)

    Average
    Average 75,406,027

    Population density -

    2012 Estimate 2.8/km2 (7.3/sq mi) Approx

    2012 Estimate 337.1/km2 (873.1/ sq mi) Approx 2012 Estimate 8.39 births/per 1,000 population Approx

    Average 169.95/km2 (440.2/sq mi) Average 10.335 births / per 1,000 population

    Birth rate -

    2012 Estimate 12.28 births/per 1,000 population Approx

    Death rate -

    2012 Estimate 6.94 deaths/per 1,000 population

    2012 Estimate 9.15 deaths/per 1,000 population

    Average 8.045 deaths/per 1,000 population

    Life expectancy -

    2012 Estimate male: 79.48 yrs female: 84.45 yrs


    Approx

    2012 Estimate male: 80.57 yrs female: 87.43 yrs


    Approx

    Average male: 80.025 yrs female: 85.94 yrs

    References:
    www.cia.gov Central Intelligence Agency The World Fact book Humanities Alive John Wiley & Sons,24/8/09,Easton,Jac

    By Andrew. Hooper

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