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Cambridge IGCSE Geography (Population Change) Mind Map on Factors Affecting Population Growth, created by lloyd.richards98 on 01/12/2015.
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Factors Affecting Population Growth
Agricultural Change
Technology improves yields and saves labour
Workers are freed for industry therefore more economic growth
Less need for labour
Smaller families are more desirable
Urbanisation
Rural to urban migration
People in poorer countries believe cities to have opportunities
Better education for children
Child labour is less valued in cities than in rural areas
Emancipation
As economies become developed, opportunities for girls improve
Larger workforce required
Women must participate in paid work outside of home
Good living standards require 2 incomes
Prejudice against women decreases
Less time caring for children + less maternity leave > larger commitment to work
Education
Levels of academic achievement improve > better living standards
Children become an economic disadvantage
Fewer children means parents can focus on opportunities for the children they do have
In poorer countries children need education in life
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