Population Composition
Geography ⇒ Human Geography
Population Composition starts at 7 and continues till grade 12.
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A country has a high proportion of people in the 60+ age group. What challenges might this pose?
Describe how population composition can affect government planning and policies.
Describe the difference between rural and urban population composition.
Describe the impact of a high youth population on a country's development.
Explain how migration affects the population composition of a region.
Explain the importance of studying population composition in human geography.
Explain the relationship between literacy rate and economic development.
Explain the term 'dependency ratio' and its significance.
Explain why the study of language and religion is important in understanding population composition.
If a country has 30% of its population below 15 years, what does it indicate about its population growth?
If a country has a sex ratio of 950, what does it mean?
If a village has 400 children (0-14 years), 1000 adults (15-59 years), and 200 elderly (60+ years), what is the dependency ratio?
What does a broad base in a population pyramid indicate about a country's population?
What is meant by 'population composition'?
What is the significance of knowing the occupational structure of a population?
