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    During the 20th century, populations experienced extraordinary demographic changes due to shifts in cultural habits and biomedical practices. Societies progressed through different phases of demographic transition as birth and death rates changed, impacting the age structure of populations. Developed countries now have lifetime birth rates of fewer than two children per woman, maintaining a stable population structure with low death rates, though this leads to issues such as an aging population and increasing world population in less developed areas.

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    During the 20th century, populations experienced extraordinary demographic changes due to shifts in cultural habits and biomedical practices. Societies progressed through different phases of demographic transition as birth and death rates changed, impacting the age structure of populations. Developed countries now have lifetime birth rates of fewer than two children per woman, maintaining a stable population structure with low death rates, though this leads to issues such as an aging population and increasing world population in less developed areas.

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    Changes in Age Structure The During 20 Century: Lee Hensem

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    During the 20th century, populations experienced extraordinary demographic changes due to shifts in cultural habits and biomedical practices. Societies progressed through different phases of demographic transition as birth and death rates changed, impacting the age structure of populations. Developed countries now have lifetime birth rates of fewer than two children per woman, maintaining a stable population structure with low death rates, though this leads to issues such as an aging population and increasing world population in less developed areas.

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    Changes in age

    structure the during


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    20 century
    Lee hensem

    Reflection

    After reading the article, I find that extraordinary


    demographic changes is caused by changes in cultural
    habits and biomedical practices.
    Different societies are simply different phases of this
    demographic transition. The age structure of population are
    determined by birth rates, death rates and net migration.
    The developed countries in Europe are now have lifetime
    birth rate or fewer children per woman and this maintain a
    stable age structure in the population when death is low.
    But there are consequences for that, the first is projected
    increase in worlds population caused by less developed
    societies that have not undergo same demographic
    transition as developed countries.

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    berlakunya pergerakan.
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    menyebabkan otot-otot lebih tertumpu untuk
    memastikan pergerakan serangga lebih efisien dan
    mudah di kawal.

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