Underpopulation Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

optimum population - Answer pop. size of an area when working with all its resources will allow highest SOL by maximising income per capita overpopulation - Answer too high pop. size relative to available resources lower SOL when no tech. advances will increase SOL, just pop. decrease underpopulation - Answer when any increase in pop. could increase QOL too low pop. size to use available resources efficiently, decreasing SOL e.g. Canada and Australia biotic potential - Answer...

Geography IGCSE Latest Exam Guide Q & A 2024. What is overpopulation? - CORRECT ANSWER When a country does not have the resources to give all its people an adequate standard of living To tell if a place is over populated you can see by emigration (people moving) Why do equatorial climates have low temperatures? - CORRECT ANSWER Difference between highest and lowest is small; They are located on or close to Equator/at low latitudes; Sun is overhead/at high angle all year/direct exposure ...

This document includes detailed explanations of the processes associated with populations, resources, and food security, including diagrams and a Case Study. This corresponds to CIE AS level Geography.

Notes on: - Population growth dynamics. Concepts of overpopulation, underpopulation and optimum population. Implications of population size and structure for the balance between population and resources; the concepts of ‘carrying capacity’ and ‘ecological footprint’ and their implications. - Population, resources and pollution model: positive and negative feedback. Contrasting perspectives on population growth and its implications; Malthusian, neo-Malthusian and alternatives such a...

Consisting of 26 case studies and covering all topics from theme 1 till theme 3 this document comprises a variety of general knowledge and also some geographical knowledge to answer the last case study questions for each question in geography paper 1.

Over Under and Optimum Population

this is part of the population chapter in the iGCSE Cambridge course

The complete CIE IGCSE Geography course in flashcards. These notes are made by a grade 9 student who has very recently received their qualification. Class notes, textbooks, professionals, online resources and even contact with the exam board ensures these notes are comprehensive. Complied with meticulous detail to ensure every part of the syllabus is covered - even the vague or hidden meanings! The creator ensured they checked the syllabus against the more detailed teacher's guide and ...

A 48-slide powerpoint containing information on: Population indicators Vital rates in the UK and Uganda Demographic Transition Model and its usefulness DTM in the UK and Thailand Population structures at different DTM stages Migration Thomas Malthus - Malthusian theory Ester Boserup Club of Rome and Limits to Growth Ageing populations Youthful Populations Underpopulation Overpopulation Population change in rural areas Comparing inner city, suburbs and rural to urban fringe Case studies include:...