WORLD POPULATION

DATA
WORKING WITH DEMOGRAPHIC DATA
NUMBER OF COUNTRY NATIONAL POPULATION ADDED PEOPLE
PEOPLE INDIA
INCREASE
1.5 %
(MILLION)
1241.3
(MILLION)
0.015 X 1241.3=
ADDED 18.6

ANNUALLY CHINA 0.5 % 1345.9 0.005 X 1345.9=

6.73
 2011 2025 2050

Africa 1051 15 % 1444 17.9 % 2300 24.0 %

Asia 4216 60 % 4780 59.0 % 5284 55.0 %
North 346 5% 391 4.8 % 470 4.9 %
America
POPULATION Latin 596 8.5 % 676 8.4 % 746 7.8 %
PROPORTION America
Europe 740 10.5 % 746 9.2 % 725 7.6 %
RATE Oceania 37 0.5 % 46 0.57 % 62 0.65 %
Total 6987 8084 9587
 POPULATION PROPORTION RATE
2025 2050

59.00%
55%

POPULATION
PROPORTION
RATE 17.90%
24%

*Asia has the largest proportion 8.40% 7.80% 9.20%

7.60%
in the worlds population while 4.80% 4.90%
0.57% 0.65%
Oceania has the smallest.
AFRICA ASIA NORTH LATIN EUROPE OCEANIA
AMERICA AMERICA
 TYPE OF 2011 2025 2050
COUNTRY (6987 MIL) (8084 MIL) (9587 MIL)
MDC (1242/6987) X (1290/8084) X (1333/9587) X
100= 17.78 % 100= 15.96 % 100= 13.90 %
LDC (5746/6987) X (6794/8084) X (8254/9587) X
100= 82.24 % 100= 84.04 % 100= 86.10 %
PROPORTION
RATE OF LDC ECONOMIC IMPLICATION:
AND MDC As the world population increases, more countries will become poor
and would need more money to support their population which in turn
would lead to debts.

SOCIAL IMPLICATION:
There would be high age dependency ratio and labor shortage.
 COUNTRY CRUDE BIRTH CRUDE RATE OF
RATE DEATH RATE NATIONAL
INCREASE
US 1.3 % 0.8 % 0.5 %
CHINA 1.2 % 0.7 % 0.5 %
GERMANY 0.8 % 1.0 % 0.2 %
AGE
CANADA:
DEPENDENCY (16+14) / 70 X 100
FORMULA:
((Birth or death per 1000)/
=42.86 % ADR
RATIO GERMANY:
1000) x 100 rate
(% of under 15 + % of over
(13+21) / 66 X 100 65) / % between 15-65 x
= 51.52 % ADR 100= AGE DEP. RATIO
INDIA: (ADR)
(33+5) / 62X 100
= 61.29 % ADR *High CBR and low CDR= high
MALAYSIA: rate of national increase
(30+5) / 65X 100 *Low CBR and high CDR= low
= 53.85 % ADR rate of national increase
 ECONOMIC IMPLICATION:
Reduction of productivity growth
AGE

Reduction of economic growth
Labor shortages
DEPENDENCY Debts

RATIO SOCIAL IMPLICATION: FACTORS THAT AFFECTS

Bigger political voice AGE DEPENDENCY RATIO:
Education
Decision-making
Policy
Culture