Population Composition
Geography ⇒ Human Geography
Population Composition starts at 7 and continues till grade 12.
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A village has 200 children (0-14 years), 500 adults (15-59 years), and 100 elderly (60+ years). What is the total population of the village?
Describe one way in which the age structure of a population can affect a country's economy.
Explain how migration can affect the population composition of a city.
Explain the term 'sex ratio'.
Explain why population composition is important for government planning.
If a country has a high percentage of elderly people, what does it indicate about its population composition?
If a population has more females than males, what can be said about its sex ratio?
What does a high proportion of children in a population indicate?
What information does a population pyramid provide?
What is meant by 'population composition'?
What is the importance of knowing the literacy rate of a population?
What is the main reason for studying population composition?
Why is it important to know the occupational structure of a population?
