1a) Japan

1c) Japan has a population of 126,804,433. Japan's population density is 336 persons per square kilometre. The estimated birth rate per 1000 people last year was 7.41 while the estimated death per 1000 people was 9.83. The 2010 estimate of the sex ratio is 1.056 males/females,for 15 years and under- 1.06 males/females, for 15-64 years- 1.02 males/females, 65 years and over-0.74 males/females. The total population- 0.95 males/females. Japan's growth rate has decreased by 0.22%, compared to 2009's population in Japan.

1e) There might be more elderly people compared to the younger people. If this is the case, Japan might suffer from a decrease in population which will lead to rise in taxes and etc. There will be fewer people, therefore, the people there have to pay more as they are not as many people as before.

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Term 1 assignment

1a.Thailand

1b.

Thailand's population is 67,085,000.Thailand has a population growth rate of 0.653%. The births for Thailand is 13.01 births per 1000people.Death rate is 6.47per 1000 people. The sex ratio of Thailand is 1.045males/female at birth, 1.05males/females under 15 years old, 0.98 males/females under 65, o.82males/females for 65 years and over. This makes the total population 0.98males/females[2010 est].

There will be too little children to replace the elderly. If this pattern continues, there will be a negative population growth. There won't be enough people to replace the previous generation. There is a maximum number of males between 30to34 and a maximum number of females between 35-39.

Samantha lye

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