Population dynamics

Population dynamics refers to the different ways in which population changes over time and in countries at different levels of economic and social development. This section of the population unit covers areas such as:

• population change over time

• factors affecting population change

• population indicators 

• causes and consequences of under and over population

• Case Studies (Bangladesh - an over populated country and Australia - an under populated country)

• the Demographic Transition Model

• pro and anti natalist policies (Singapore)

• Case Studies (Japan - a country with a low rate of population growth and Niger - a country with a high rate of population growth)