Birth Rate

Africans came to the western hemisphere not as slaves at first. They came as indentured servants. However, it was believed to be 1619 when the Africans were brought as slaves from the western part of Africa.

There are more people who are born then die.

The developed country's of the world are the first to have a reduced birth rate. As a result of this They will not be able to work successfully in an economic system where an expansion in production for the sake of expansion has to occur every year. The problem that will face them will be how to entice refugees into their country's in order to be able to keep expanding. I know, it sounds ridiculous.

No problem may occurs since undeveloped countries keep on their high birth rate.

approx. 253,539 per year

birth rate is 10 people per second

it depends on what you want to achieve.

24.5 people every 1000 people

The anwer to this question is more properly determined if the countries type of government is known. A high birth rate would affect different types of governments in different ways as a developing country would also be affected by the type of country it was, and how developed they actually are. A country going through an industrial period would be affected differently from a country who has a stake in the global market, or one which is still driven by agricultural commerce. I will answer in regards to the only government I have ever experienced myself, the democracy of the United States of America. 1. An increased birth rate would cause an increase in health care costs, and consequentially, any other costs which could be associated with the current age and development of the population boom generation. (i.e. the baby boomers). Developing countries are defined in part by the average income of an average citizen, and unless a country has a thriving economy to produce jobs for the increase in population numbers, the ultimate result will be a plateau and eventual decline of the economy. Population and economical growth have always been defined as a product of one another. When one levels out, so does the other. 2. An increased birth rate would cause an increase in the amount of representatives who are employed within the house of representatives. As the increase in birth rate would ultimately result in an increase in the average number of voting aged citizens, this would lead to an increase in the amount of politicians each state can employ to represent them within the House of Representatives in Washington, D.C. (This is currently happening in Utah, as they are seeking to expand from three to four districts, gaining one more representative seat in Washington, D.C.) As previously mentioned, these answers are solely based on the type of economical commerce and government the country employs. Answers will vary due to each scenario.

About 30-35 a day, about 11,900 a year.

The South Dakota Health Department reports that 11,930 babies were born in South Dakota in 2009 and 12,074 babies were born in South Dakota in 2008.

Birth rate means the amount of baby's that were born in a certain period of time

Niger has the highest birth rate in Africa, with an average of over 7 children born per woman. This high birth rate can have significant implications for the country's population growth and development.

your moma SECOND OPINION: NO one's dear Mother was involved; the MEN did all of the scrapping and fighting along the REPUBLIC of Texas' Frontier. The year they Formed their Republic was 1845, I believe. Some old Texans are firmly convince that the Republic of Texas AND 47 other Lesser States won WW-II. Hmmm. Certain of their neighbors to the East of Texas, in Louisiana, are firmly convinced tht Texas was not born, but rather was "hatched" in the boiling hot Summer Sun, on a flat rock.

Because most babies are conceived after the Christmas party.

Simply due to a long-standing convention in demographic statistics.

4.1%

That was the theory of Thomas Robert Malthus (1766-1834), the English Cleric, author of the Essay on the Principle of Population and originator of the perception of economics as "the dismal science". Malthus reasoned that human population tends to grow at a geometrical rate, while our ability to prooduce subsistence increases at a merely arithmetical rate -- and so we find ourselves in an ever-deepening spiral of suffering caused by overpopulation. In Malthus's view this process could only be slowed by the "preventive check" of decreased fertility, or the "positive check" of increased mortality.

The Birth rate increased after ww1. As soon as what was left of the men came back from the war the first thing that happens is that the men and woman try to make up for lost time This has always been the case after a disaster of any kind has decimated a population. there is an increase in births to make up for it. after the war and prior to the great depression there was an abundance of work and a feeling of general confidence which also had a positive effect on sexual activity. The increase was slowed as a result of the great depression However by this time there was plenty of fodder to throw into WW2.

According to page 2 of the Related Link below, the birth rate in 1800 America was 55 per 1,000 and the death rate was 27 per 1,000.

As of 2021, the birth rate in the United States is around 11 births per 1,000 people. This rate has been declining in recent years due to various factors such as economic uncertainty and changing attitudes towards family planning.

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In the United States, in 1990 there were approximately 4,179,000 births. Over the next five years, there was a steady decline in birth rate, followed by a gradual fifteen year increase.