Gabby
16th April 2012 |
How do you find the birth rate of a continent? Is it the average of all of the countries inside that continent? |
chantina
4th May 2011 |
to many birth rate nowadays in the world.i think that people should try and solve the matter. |
MOInul
13th December 2010 |
TOO much population is good or bad!!!!!!!! |
alyssa
23rd October 2010 |
doesnt have mmuch information, on sourcing. Was trying to figure it out but website is mainly un-orgnized with that. Sorry to say, but has great information. I figure if u have a link to information such as:author/creator, lastly updated, or title of homepage that would be great:) |
Isaac
8th September 2010 |
compare direct and indirect standardization. under what circumstances might both methods be suitable |
Joan Brown
1st August 2010 |
The world is becoming grossly populated and will continue to do so until until we are overwhelmed by catastrophe or the struggle for resources. |
Jimmy
3rd March 2010 |
this is very exciting and factual. thank you very muchly |
leda
22nd February 2010 |
wanting to know why birth rate was high in the 40 and 50s and why the birth rate is lower now. is it because of economy? |
Al in CAL.
29th November 2009 |
What are the affects of homosexual relations on the birth rates? What about the effects of abortion and contraception?
Are we creating humanicide? What would the creator of all things think about man creating extinction of man? Just a question. Thank you for conderation. Al |
L.Holker
31st October 2009 |
The Birthy rate stats for the UK are definately wrong.Its at least 12/1000. There has been a huge increase recently. |
Kain Nigeria 3rd october 2009
2nd October 2009 |
birth and death is every day activity,since birth rate is high in africa and low in hong kong,death rate otherwise can 1 ask why is hongkong still highly populated even though there has been low birth rate for many years now. |
hamzat hammed olayemi
23rd July 2009 |
good day am happy to mail you, what i need from this organisation is the overview of nigeria bithrate. I will be glad if my request is meet because i want to use it for vital purposes. pls send it via my e mail address.
e mail address : hamzateco322@yahoo.com |
Population control (Aguascalientes, Mexico)
15th March 2009 |
Developed countries should help Africa to lower their birth rates, since that is the region with higher birth rates on the earth and where there is bigger demographic pressure for resources. Sub-Saharian Africa still had an average of almost 5 children compared to just 2.6 in the world (excluding Africa it would be an averaged of 2.2)
Also, as American, regardless their ethnicity, have higher consumption and therefore a higher impact in ecology. US government should implement a program to help those groups like hispanics to have lower birth rates (which had on average almost 3, compared to just 2.1 of an average American and 1.9 and average non hispanic White.
If these two could've been achieved.
www.prb.org |
Sarah Burns (New York)
20th June 2008 |
I am trying to find out how many babies are born each year. The only statistics I can find are births per 1000 population. So do I divide the total population by 1000 and then multiply by the number of births per 1000 population? |
Khalil Ahmed Arbi (Germany)
16th November 2007 |
Mr. Saidul Hoque, what does ''I think mean''. This is an educated forum not a gambling place. You have created doubt on this number. you must have left here sort of proof. Because you did not left any proof so we will take the figures given here. |
sowaad3997 (Hongkong)
20th January 2007 |
ohh its so horrible that Hongkong has the lowest bith rate, but why is the city still so crowded. It must be the low quality air and the small living apartments that deter people from making babies |
kaydra
29th March 2006 |
what age do Mexican people usually marry? |
Bernie
23rd August 2005 |
Hi, your site is fantastic! I didn't think that stats could be interesting. Ian Graham made a statement on 2005:03:06 with reference to population growth on the Africa:People: projected population growth(top 20 countries)site. May I use it paraphrased in a project for the Open University?
Thanks Bernie |
Tony
13th January 2005 |
researching teenage birth rates by states in US. seeking to analyze any correlations regarding family income; i.e., below 5oK, 50K to 150K, 150K to 250K, 250K to 500K, 500K to 1.5m, 1.5m to 2.5m and above. tony_mcbee@fastofwv.org |
Ying Fang Chen
9th December 2004 |
Do you have any data for Birth rate in United states for last 10 years?
Thanks~
yingfang@jhu.edu |
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