Not only do poor countries have high Birth rates, they also have high death rates. Especially high rates of infant mortality. In order to ensure that there are children alive to take care of them in their old age, people marry young, have many children hopefully to achieve this aim.
Poor countries often face challenges such as inadequate healthcare systems, limited access to clean water and sanitation, malnutrition, and Infectious Diseases. These factors contribute to higher death rates compared to wealthier countries that have better healthcare infrastructure and resources to address these issues. Additionally, poor countries may also experience political instability, conflict, and natural disasters that further strain their ability to provide healthcare services effectively.
In many poorer countries the death rates are much then the richer countries and that is because in poorer countries there are many illnesses and they can't afford to buy medicine to help them.
Poor countries lack the national and local funding to supply sanitation such as sewage removal, sanitary water, paved streets, modern homes with all the amenities we have in the USA, modern hospitals with all the equipment and doctors to provide proper health care treatment. The citizens of poor nations lack the means to rise above their station in life or improve their national demise. They often lack basics such as quality and decent quantity of nutritious foods, clean clothing, new shoes, a place to clean and shower and a home not built out of cardboard or pieces of trash. The high incidents of death rates are the results of unsanitary conditions, lack of available health care, the spread of disease, inability to stay warm or cool, dehydration and starvation due to famine. Plagues that are not quarantined will spread like a wildfire through these poor nations. You can see what these places look like when you see television advertisements for the nonprofit organizations attempting to raise funds for children who live in these nations. Would it surprise you to know that there are thousands of people only 4 miles from our boarder who live in trash dumps? Yes, in Tijuana, Mexico. Pegalita, Medical Administrator
Malawi has a relatively low population due to factors such as high mortality rates, prevalent diseases like HIV/AIDS, limited access to healthcare and education, and challenges in economic development. These factors contribute to lower birth rates and higher mortality rates, which can result in a slower population growth compared to other countries.
Life expectancy and death rate are inversely related. A higher life expectancy generally corresponds to a lower death rate, as people are living longer and surviving into older age. Conversely, a lower life expectancy indicates a higher death rate, with people likely dying earlier in life.
A shift in age distribution towards more younger individuals can lead to higher population growth rates due to increased fertility and higher birth rates within that demographic. Conversely, a shift towards more older individuals can lead to lower population growth rates due to decreased fertility and higher mortality rates among that demographic.
The gender imbalance in France (and in many countries) is usually due to factors such as longer life expectancy among women, higher rates of emigration among men, and differences in birth rates between genders. Additionally, cultural and social factors can also play a role in the gender ratio within a country.
Approximately 30% of the world's male population is circumcised, which translates to around 630 million men. This practice varies greatly by region and culture, with higher rates in some countries and lower in others.
they have so many kids because they want to get money for them from the government
in many countries the fertility rates have fallen due to proper knowledge on sex and new contraceptives
why do many Asian countries have very high dropout rates among students
There are too many factors to take into consideration before this question can be answered successfully. The first issue is the size of the company. Different sized companies will require different level insurance rates. Another issue is country. Insurance rates will be higher in some countries than in others, and some countries will not offer insurance at all.
It depends on which country you mean. Many countries increase postal rates annually.
In the past, medical advances and better hygiene practices saw a sudden growth of population in many countries. Today, Immigration, lower mortality rates, and younger pregnancies cause the population to grow.
the birth rates are so high because so many women have been having lots of children . the death rates are so high because of people having so many children. Or this may be caused by religion WHAT A BAD ANSWER!
There are a few countries that have free calling rates. The list of these countries include larger countries such as the United States, Taiwan, Sweden, and many more. You can find a full list of these countries on the "Internet Calls" website.
Van insurance rates are higher than regular auto insurance rates, this is because of the fact that vans are very large. You can get van rates at Progressive, Geico, and many other auto insurance companies.
In some countries, yes. But many countries have abolished it.
For lots of reasons. They may not have enough food. Diseases are more widespread. They don't have as good a health service as richer countries. Living conditions are not good, so they may not have clean water and the standards of hygiene are not as good. Many poor countries experience famine. Many poor countries are not as well equipped to deal with natural disasters, so they suffer more when they happen. For all of these reasons and many others, the death rate is higher and life expectancy is lower in poor countries than in richer countries.
Europe has many different countries and the rates of pay for the doctors in those countries would vary by a lot.