Birth Rate

Total 1860 PopulationTotal Free Population27,489,561Total Slave Population3,953,760Grand Total31,443,321

The overall growth rate of the general population is stagnant .

In 2010, the Philippines has a population of 94,013,200 and projected growth rate between 2010 and 2015 is 1.82%.

This means that between 2010 and 2015, there will be approximately 1,711,040 babies born very year.

Divide that figure by 365 days.

So, between 2010 and 2015, the number of babies born in the Philippines will be around 4,688 per day.

To calculate the population size in a sample:

-- Count the number of people (or items) in the sample.

-- Multiply by [ sin(?/2) cos(2?) tan (?/4) ]2 x [ ln(e)/log(10) ]3 Hz-sec/cycle

Russia

Russia has a very high death rate of 15 deaths per 1000 people per year. This is far higher than the world's average death rate of just under 9.
Russian life expectancy is low - the World Health Organization estimates the life expectancy of Russian men at 59 years while women's life expectancy is considerably better at 72 years
The birth rate in the country is also quite low; the crude birth rate is 10 births per 1000 people. The world average is just over 20 per 1000 and in the U.S. the rate is 14 per 1000. Russia's total fertility rate is low at 1.3 births per woman.
The primary causes of Russia's population decrease and loss of about 700,000 to 800,000 citizens each year are a high death rate, low birth rate, high rate of abortions (13 terminations for every 10 live births), and a low level of immigration.

Nunavut has the smallest population because the climate is very cols, since it is up north.

The estimated death rate as of 2014 in France is 9.06 deaths/1,000 population. This entry gives the average annual number of deaths during a year per 1,000 population at midyear, and is also referred to as the crude death rate.

There's a couple of answers but they're all related.

Birth rate is the number of berths per ... either 100,000 people per year

or ......................................................... couple (2 people) over a lifetime

Hey there. Me again. Mathematically, the odds of predicting correctly four male children is 1 in 16, or 6.25%

Stimulants like methamphetamine aren't associated with a huge death toll. Emergency department visits due to meth overdose have been up to 130,000 per year, out of which almost 15% were fatalities (less than 20,000).

More death then births would be a good example.

Brazil has a huge population because the enourmous country Brazil is, but there only live about 23 people per square km. You´ll maybe think that´s very little amount for cities like Brasilia, Rio de Janeiro etc... but for example in the Amazonas very little people live there. Less than 2 per square km this does that only life 23 people estimately per square km. The main reasons are because the weather and that people want to visit places like Brasilia, then they like it stay there and form a huge family which increases the population

um i think its because some times a child is born it adds a #at the population and now that people die it is going very slow because people are dying and being born

Total births per second: 4.17 Total deaths per second: 1.80 Net growth: 2.37 per second

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there ya go

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Populasyon

(bawat km²) | Abra Bangued CAR 209,491 3,975.6 52.7 Agusan del Norte Lungsod ng Butuan XIII 552,849 2,590.0 213.5 Agusan del Sur Prosperidad XIII 559,294 8,966.0 62.4 Aklan Kalibo VI 451,314 1,817.9 248.3 Albay Lungsod ng Legazpi V 1,090,907 2,552.6 427.4 Antique San Jose VI 471,088 2,522.0 186.8 Apayao Kabugao CAR 97,129 3,927.9 24.7 Aurora Baler III 173,797 3,239.5 53.6 Basilan Lungsod ng Isabela ARMM 259,796 1,234.2 210.5 Bataan Lungsod ng Balanga III 557,659 1,373.0 406.2 Batanes Basco II 16,467 209.3 78.7 Batangas Lungsod ng Batangas IV-A 1,905,348 3,165.8 601.9 Benguet La Trinidad CAR 582,515 2,655.4 219.4 Biliran Naval VIII 140,274 555.5 252.5 Bohol Lungsod ng Tagbilaran VII 1,137,268 4,117.3 276.2 Bukidnon Lungsod ng Malaybalay X 1,060,265 8,293.8 127.8 Bulacan Malolos III 2,234,088 2,625.0 851.1 Cagayan Lungsod ng Tuguegarao II 993,580 9,002.7 110.4 Camarines Norte Daet V 458,840 2,112.5 217.2 Camarines Sur Pili V 1,551,549 5,266.8 294.6 Camiguin Mambajao X 74,232 229.8 323.0 Capiz Lungsod Roxas VI 654,156 2,633.2 248.4 Catanduanes Virac V 215,356 1,511.5 142.5 Cavite Lungsod ng Trece Martires IV-A 2,063,161 1,287.6 1,602.3 Cebu Lungsod ng Cebu VII 3,356,137 5,088.4 659.6 Compostela Valley Nabunturan XI 580,244 4,667.0 124.3 Cotabato Lungsod ng Kidapawan XII 958,643 6,569.9 145.9 Davao del Norte Lungsod ng Tagum XI 743,811 3,463.0 214.8 Davao del Sur Lungsod ng Digos XI 1,905,917 6,377.6 298.8 Davao Oriental Mati XI 446,191 5,164.5 86.4 Dinagat Islands San Jose XI 106,951 802.12 133.3 Eastern Samar Borongan VIII 375,822 4,339.6 86.6 Guimaras Jordan VI 141,450 604.7 233.9 Ifugao Lagawe CAR 161,623 2,517.8 64.2 Ilocos Norte Lungsod ng Laoag I 514,241 3,399.3 151.3 Ilocos Sur Lungsod ng Vigan I 594,206 2,579.6 230.3 Iloilo Lungsod ng Iloilo VI 1,925,002 4,719.4 407.9 Isabela 1 Ilagan II 1,287,575 10,664.6 120.7 Kalinga Tabuk CAR 174,023 3,119.7 55.8 La Union Lungsod ng San Fernando I 657,945 1,493.1 440.7 Laguna Santa Cruz IV-A 1,965,872 1,759.7 1,117.2 Lanao del Norte Tubod X 758,123 3,092.0 245.2 Lanao del Sur Lungsod ng Marawi ARMM 800,162 3,872.9 206.6 Leyte Lungsod ng Tacloban VIII 1,592,336 5,712.8 278.7 Maguindanao Shariff Aguak ARMM 801,102 4,900.1 163.5 Marinduque Boac IV-B 217,392 959.3 226.6 Masbate Lungsod ng Masbate V 707,668 4,047.7 174.8 Misamis Occidental Lungsod ng Oroquieta X 486,723 1,939.3 251.0 Misamis Oriental Lungsod ng Cagayan de Oro X 1,126,215 3,570.0 315.5 Mountain Province Bontoc CAR 140,439 2,097.3 67.0 Negros Occidental 2 Lungsod ng Bacolod VI 2,565,723 7,926.1 323.7 Negros Oriental Lungsod ng Dumaguete VII 1,126,061 5,402.3 208.4 Northern Samar Catarman VIII 500,639 3,498.0 143.1 Nueva Ecija Lungsod ng Palayan III 1,659,883 5,284.3 314.1 Nueva Vizcaya Bayombong II 366,962 3,903.9 94.0 Occidental Mindoro Mamburao IV-B 380,250 5,879.9 64.7 Oriental Mindoro Lungsod ng Calapan IV-B 681,818 4,364.7 156.2 Palawan Lungsod ng Puerto Princesa VI 755,412 14,896.3 50.7 Pampanga Lungsod ng San Fernando III 1,882,730 2,180.7 863.4 Pangasinan Lingayen I 2,434,086 5,368.2 453.4 Quezon Lungsod ng Lucena IV-A 1,679,030 8,706.6 192.8 Quirino Cabarroguis II 148,575 3,057.2 48.6 Rizal Lungsod ng Antipolo IV-A 1,707,218 1,308.9 1,304.3 Romblon Romblon IV-B 264,357 1,355.9 195.0 Samar Catbalogan VIII 641,124 5,591.0 114.7 Sarangani Alabel XII 410,622 2,980.0 137.8 Shariff Kabunsuan Kabuntalan ARMM Siquijor Siquijor VII 81,598 343.5 237.5 Sorsogon Lungsod ng Sorsogon V 650,535 2,141.4 303.8 South Cotabato Lungsod ng Koronadal XII 1,102,550 4,489.0 245.6 Southern Leyte Lungsod ng Maasin VIII 360,160 1,734.8 207.6 Sultan Kudarat Isulan XII 586,505 4,714.8 124.4 Sulu Jolo ARMM 619,668 1,600.4 387.2 Surigao del Norte Lungsod ng Surigao XIII 374,465 1,936.9 193.3 |}

The tendency of a population to shift from high birth and death rates is called a demographic transition.

The densely populated province of Pakistan is Punjab. It accounts for a significant portion of the country's population, with major cities like Lahore, Faisalabad, and Rawalpindi contributing to its high density. Punjab's fertile land and economic opportunities attract a large number of people, making it the most populous province in Pakistan.

such is the case in china, if a countries population start getting to high and the government feels that the population is rising to quickly then the government of the country may decide to limit the amount of children each family would be aloud to have, so lowering the birthrate of a country and the overall population with it. Also things such as War can cause large effect of the birth rate, as countries are flattened and cut off by war so can resources, food for a balanced diet and so on, and so this will raise the death rate, but will also cause people to think otherwise about bringing someone else into the world at that point in time.

Hope this helped, if u need any more info on this kind of topic let me know

Because Europeans are wealthy. This leads to a situation where the need for children in order to survive has ceased to exist. peole now have fewer children and spend more time persuing more pleasurable past times. On the other hand poor countrys where the sise of the family can maen the difference between death and survival continue to have increacing populations.

According to 2008 data from the National Office of Statistics, birth rates tend to be higher in lower socio-economic classes than in higher ones. For example, of the mothers giving birth in 2008, 12-15 percent of those in socio-economic classes 6 and 7 (fathers in sem-routine or routine occupations) already had three or more children, compared with 5-6 percent for fathers in higher managerial and professional occupations (SE class 1) and 8 percent for 'intermediate' occupations (Class 3). Generally, the proportion of mothers with one or two children declines with increasingly low socio-economic class whilst the proportion with 3 or more increases.

Birth Rate

- Changes in the position of women. More women go out to get jobs instead of being housewives or having children

- Being financially stable

- Adoption, no need to give birth

Death Rate

- Changes in attitudes towards abortion

- Secularisation

- Better healthcare so babies or children don't die after birth. Infant Mortality rate in 2007 was 5 deaths per 1,000 in the UK.

As of the latest data available, Britain's birth rate is approximately 11 to 12 births per 1,000 people. This figure can fluctuate slightly from year to year due to various factors such as economic conditions and social trends. For the most accurate and up-to-date statistics, it is advisable to consult sources such as the Office for National Statistics (ONS) in the UK.