the reasons for rapid population growth

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İstatistikler hızlı nüfus artışı gelişmekte olan ülkeler için sorun yaratır. Neden insanlar daha az çocuk yok mu? Gelişmiş ülkelerde yapılan istatistikler sadece insanların yaşam standartları doğum oranları düşmeye başlar yükselmeye başlar etmektedir. Bunun için iyi bir nedeni vardır. Yoksul ülkeler olamaz sosyal hizmetler ve yaşlılık emeklilik parası ve eople gelirlerini tasarruf için yedek bir şey var ve bu yüzden düşük. Sonuç olarak, insanlar çocuklarına yaşlılıkta güvence sağlamak için bak. Büyük bir aileye sahip olmak, sigorta primi olabilir. Ve hala oldukça genç olmalarına rağmen, çocuklar küçük bir form üzerinde yararlı bir sürü iş yapabilir. Çok gelişmekte olan bir ülkede fakir insanlar küçük ailelere sahip olmak, akıllarına daha önce çok daha iyi koşulları öncesinde açık işaretler görmek gerekir. Ama onların koşulları oranı, nüfus artıyor bir azalma olmadığı sürece gelişmiş olamaz. Bu aile planlaması çok daha geniş bir kabul bağlıdır ve bu da, tutum temel bir değişiklik anlamına gelecektir.

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