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Population
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1Nunnery wood environmental factors
- AMost drives have 50-100% paved concrete surfaces. This could lead to a flooding risk as there is a high amount of surface run off
- B20-30% paved drives with lots of green areas.
- Cmost houses dont have drives and use on road parking
2Nunnery Wood Economic factors
- A22% of people have managerial or professional jobs, bringing money to the area
- B45% of people have profecional or managerial jobs, bringing lots of money to the area
- Conly 5% are unemployed in the area
- D10% of the population are unemployed
- E16.6% have full time jobs, brings money into the area for 16-74 year olds
- F45% of houses have 2 or more cars
- G32% of houses have 2 or more cars
- H22% of houses have 2 or more cars
- I20% of 74+ year olds work full time
- J41% of 74+ year olds work full time
3Nunnery wood social
- APopulation of 8,100
- Bpopulation of 4,254
- Caverage age is 38
- Daverage age 50-60
- E21% 0-15 year olds, young familys
- Fdetached and semi detached houses
- Gtracced and semi detached houses
- Hplenty of services e.g schools up to college and shops
- Ihardly any service have to travel to get anything
- J89% white british
4Crowle enviroment
- AHouses are old and have lots of land with them
- BNew estates are built with semi detached houses with less land
- Cdevelopment going on around green land , village size is increaseing
- Dnew houses are teracced and have no land with them, very compact and size is increasing rapidle
- Eall houses are very old farm houses and come with farm land, village is very small
5Crowle economic factors
- AMost of the people living there have professional jobs bring lots of money to the area
- Bhigh amount of unemplyed people making social welfare very low
- Cpensioners bring money to the area and spend it (grey pound)
- Dlow skilled jobs pay very little money to the area
6Crowle social
- AMost people are white British, not very diverse population
- Baverage age is 42, many retired people live here
- Chave jobs outside of villagea/ sleeper village
- Daverage age is 35, working age
- Eaverage age is 60
- Fhigh diversity of people
- Gmost houses are for rent
- Hmost houses owned out right
7Aston inner city
- Apopulation of 32,000 with 10% white British, very diverse population.
15% have professional jobs and 17% full time jobs, mainly unemployed
houses are terraced with no outside space but plenty of services.
15% have 2+ cars but a very good public transport system - Bpopulation of 8,000 with 20% white British, diverse population.
20% have professional jobs and 5% full time jobs, mainly unemployed
houses are terraced with no outside space but not many services.
30% have 2+ cars - Cpopulation of 40,000 with 10% white British, very diverse population.
32% have professional jobs and 12% full time jobs, mainly unemployed
houses are semi detached with no outside space but plenty of services.
43% have 2+ cars
- Apopulation of 32,000 with 10% white British, very diverse population.
8Name of stage one of the DTM
- AHigh fluctuating
- Blow fluctuating
- Cnatural increse
- Dpopulation increase
9Name of stage 2 in DTM
- AEarly expanding
- Blate expanding
- Cpopulation expansion
- Dpopulation increase
10name of stage 3 of the DTM
- ALate expanding
- Bearly expanding
- Cfluctuating
- Dslow population increase
11name of stage 4 of the DTM
- Alow fluctuating
- Bhigh fluctuating
- Cincreasing fluctuation
12name of stage 5 of the DTM
- Adecline
- Bnatural decrease
- Crduction
13DTM helps to show change over time very easily
- ARichtig
- BFalsch
14DTM is for all country to see what stage they are at
- ARichtig
- BFalsch
15It is easy to compare counrtys using DTM and forcast population change
- ARichtig
- BFalsch
16DTM takes only birth and death rate into acount
- ARichtig
- BFalsch
17DTM is not effected by any population controls
- ARichtig
- BFalsch
18easy to predict what will hapen next in DTM
- ARichtig
- BFalsch
19One child policy incentives
- Astarted in 1979
- Byou get a 5-10% salary bonus with an increased pension
- Cstarted in 1990
- Dbonuses for job
- Efree health care and education for child for pre school
- Fextended maternity leave and perternity leave
- Gextended maternity leave with pay
- Hhousing prority
- Imoney towards a house
- Jfree public transport
20Disincentives of one child policy
- Asalary reduction of 10%
- Bsalary reduction of 30% and no bonuses
- Cnon of the incentives
- Dsome of the incentives e.g housing priorty
- Emonitored by granny police and reported
- Fgranny police monitory you and help you
- GFINE!!!
21What are the exceptions to the one child policy?
- Aliving in rural areas and first child is a girl or disables
- Bboth parents are from one child familys
- Cparents have dangerous/ his risk job
- Dtwins
- Epolicy ends in 2015
- Fgovernment employie
- Grelated to a one child family memeber
- Hsingle parent with adult child/ children
22since the one child policy started the literacy rates in China have increased
- ARichtig
- BFalsch
23more recources are avalible for china
- ARichtig
- BFalsch
24there is still a problem with infant and maternal mortality in China
- ARichtig
- BFalsch
25one child family are spoiling there children
- ARichtig
- BFalsch
26familys start young as they apply early for children and lots of couples get married
- ARichtig
- BFalsch
Informationen
- Beschreibung
- case studies based on inner city, rural town and suberban area
- Autor
- Maddie McCollin
- Sprache
- English
- Aufrufe
- 34
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