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Mexico is a rapidly developing nation with considerable economic growth in the recent years.... wing to its vast population, the country is recognised as the eleventh most densely inhabited nation… Mexico is a rapidly developing nation of the world with considerable economic growth in the recent years.... Population growth Rate of Mexico Mexico is one of the densely populated countries in the world.... However, since 1970 the population growth rate of the country is falling constantly....
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In the following paper “Rate of Population growth” the author answers the question: Can we expect developing nations to rapidly reduce their rate of population growth through industrialization that took developed nations two hundred years to achieve?... hellip; The author states that world population growth is one of the most significant concerns of the world nations at present.... It is remarkable to note that 99% of the growth happens in less developed nations and the average doubling time is 40 years....
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It has stable political situation, and high rates of economic growth.... This process includes consideration of rates of growth of economies, new developments such as opening up of markets in developing and emergent economies, technical changes that are creating new opportunities to sell and identification of long-term economic and demographic factors that are altering demand patterns.... All the countries selected, have the largest populations and high average population growth rate....
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A country's economic growth may be defined as a long-term rise in capacity to supply increasingly diverse economic goods to its population, this growing capacity based on advancing technology and the institutional and ideological adjustments that it demands....
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However, unbridled economic growth may have negative effects such as on ecological systems that are essential to wildlife conservation.... economic growth is seen to widen the gap between the income of rich and poor....
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This brief background information justifies the need for strategies to reduce the world's population growth rate.... economic and political stability is threatened by this rapid population.... The author of the current research paper "Strategies to Reduce the Worlds PopulationStrategies to Reduce the Worlds population" underlines that generally, populations grow and decline, they are rarely static.... In a closed system population normally increases when the births outnumber the deaths....
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The assignment "Social and Economic Dimensions of an Aging Population" states that the paper is based on the works: 1) Population Change and Economic Growth: the long-term outlook and 2) population aging and its economic costs: a survey of the issues and evidence.... hellip; I believe that I have read these research papers thoroughly and in this paper, I am only expressing in general “The Social and economic Dimensions of Aging Population” as a combination of what I have comprehended from these articles and my own opinion on these....
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The paper "Population Change" presents that Denton and Spencer have extensively studied the effect of population change and their derivative attributes, on the economic growth and GDP of Canada (2003).... hellip; Following are the salient conclusions from the paper reviewed in this summary report:• Increased labor force participation rates could offset slower growth in the working-age population.... bull; Higher levels of immigration would continue to have a significant effect on GDP growth rate• Increase in fertility rates would have an attendant impact in GDP growth rate in succeeding decades after 2021 The instantaneous rate of growth of GDP is expressed as the sum of rates of growth of variables on the right-hand side of the above equation; hence, logarithms are introduced in the equation....
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Research Paper
The economic growth of many countries is also expected to decline in the future because of an increasing number of elderly people.... One of the expected consequences of aging populations in the future is that there will be a demographic structure change.... ne of the expected consequences of aging populations in the future is that there will be a demographic structure change (Lutz, Sanderson & Scherbov, 2008).... This literature review "The Future Effect of Ageing population on Countries" presents the aging population that is expected to increase in the future....
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Literature review