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Population Change and Social Effects

MYP Individuals & Societies Population Change and Social Effects Questionbank

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Population growth

Demographic transition

Migration patterns

Urbanisation

Social impacts

Economic impacts

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According to the case study on France, what is a common social/political challenge when governments try to address the economic impacts of an ageing population?

Mass protests against pension reforms

Immediate increase in tax revenue

Total collapse of the healthcare system

Widespread demand for more children

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When analyzing a population pyramid, what do the 'sides' of the pyramid specifically represent?

Beyond economic factors, urbanization and the growth of megacities can contribute to __________ and innovation within a society.

Why does the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 11 specifically link global sustainability to city management?

How does an ageing population specifically create 'fiscal pressure' on a government's budget?

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The total number of elderly dependents

The birth rate and base fertility

The impact of recent immigration only

The survival rates through working ages

cultural diversity

natural increase

pension shortages

informal settlements

Because rural areas no longer contribute to environmental issues

Because global sustainability cannot be achieved without improving urban environments

Because cities produce the majority of the world's food

Because cities are the only places where sustainability is possible

By simultaneously increasing spending on pensions and decreasing the tax base

By increasing tax revenue from a larger, more experienced workforce

By reducing the need for infrastructure investment in urban areas

By lowering the overall cost of living for the general population

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