3 factors are: Water Natural environment Economic development/technology Water is the number one factor if a country doesn't have easy access to water it is more likely to not have a dense population like wise if it does it will be more populated. Natural environment is another contributing factor. If the land has infertitle soil, extreme climate, etc. then it is likely to not have many people. Countries with higher population densities are the opposite. Another factor is economic development/technology; industrialized means higher levels of technology; therefore have better health care, education, more job opportunity, etc. In dense population densities; less industrialized means large families to share jobs, therefore increases population faster.
The plankton population would increase
Those best adapted to the environment in which they live.
there will be a reduction in the population size of one or both species..
Shortage of food.
Resources such as water, food, or sunlight are most likely to be limiting factors when a population is approaching the carrying capacity.
Corporate liquidity may be declining because revenues are declining. If a company isn't selling enough product, then they will likely borrow money, which reduces liquidity.
the number of perching birds present
Europe has the largest proportion of senior citizens to the total population of any continent. European countries have the highest life expectancies in the world, which explains why Europeans tend to live longer. Western Europe has an inclining population (mainly due to immigration), but Eastern Europe has a declining population (mainly due to emigration), and added together, Europe as a whole has a declining population. Europe has the lowest birthrate of any continent, so more people are dying than are being born. In addition, more people are leaving the continent than coming in. European birthrates have declined because governments offer very little benefits or maternity leave for women. Sadly, nothing is really being done about this declining European population. Perhaps in the future, especially when the European Union gets over this economic meltdown, the population in Europe will dramatically increase. When there is economic prosperity in a country, the population tends to dramatically increase. Also, European governments might try to revive their populations like they did after World War I, by encouraging women to produce more children. However, this isn't completely likely as the status quo has changed.
the toy was obviously not selling well, so supply was outpacing demand.
Discuss the factors that are likely to influence the demand for desktop computers in GHANA?
false... its likely to occur in small population
Birth Control is what is most likely to limit human population growth.
Disease and local disasters will have a great impact on a dense population. Availability of food too. but this will most likely just mean that animals/we just expand our territory to meet our needs. Predation page 542-543
Decrease.
To know which combination of factors is most likely to produce a significant value it is important to know what the factors are. Without knowing what factors there are to choose from it is hard to know what the answer is.
If a country is underpopulated, it is likely to be more attractive to foreign immigrants. If too many come in, then locals may feel that their culture is threatened.If there is a war, an underpopulated country is less likely to be able to protect its borders.Underpopulation restricts economic growth.If a country has a declining population, it could end up with too many people needing pensions and too few workers to pay taxes. It is not sustainable.