Population Key Terminology

3. Increasing proportion of older people in a country's total population structure.
5. Statistical characteristics of a population related to age, gender, and other features.
9. Major river in India critical for agriculture, religion, and millions of people's daily life, the flood risk is high due to high population density.
10. Average number of children born to a woman during her reproductive years.
11. The increase in proportion of people living in urban areas.
12. Graph showing changes in population growth rates over time as a country develops.
13. Population growth from births exceeding deaths, without considering migration.
14. Negative factor that motivate people to leave their current place of residence.
17. Area with more people than the available resources can effectively sustain.

1. Working-age population capable of contributing to economic production.
2. Region with fewer people than the land and resources could potentially support.
4. Total difference between people entering and leaving a country or area.
6. Having a very high concentration of people in a relatively small geographical space.
7. Graphical representation of population distribution by age and gender.
8. The most developed countries in the World with a HDI usually above 0.8.
12. People who are not economically active, typically children and elderly individuals.
15. Average number of years a person is expected to live in a specific population.
16. Having a low population density with few people spread across a large area.