SS 3201 - Unit 4 - Part 2

What term refers to resources that are finite in quantity and cannot be replaced or regenerated once they are depleted?

Is Newell hungry?

Economic Stagnation is when a population increases, economies contract and businesses close.

Which term refers to resources that can be naturally replaced or regenerated over time?

What term describes the situation where there is a lack of qualified workers in certain fields?

Which term refers to the condition where there are fewer individuals competing for opportunities in a particular area?

What term refers to the significant increase in human activities & their impact on the Earth, since the mid-20th century

As population declines, fewer publicly funded services are available as the costs become unjustifiable or prohibitive.

A lack of medical facilities, supplies and health care professions is a "social issue" often related to overpopulation.

"The Principle of Population" was a theory developed by Thomas Malthus on population growth and food supplies.

What describes the circumstance where there are fewer chances for individuals to pursue formal education or training?

Which of the following are examples of Push factors?

What is one technology that we talked about in class that might help to increase our Carrying Capacity?

______ refers to the movement of skilled people from rural areas to urban centers in search of better opportunities.

The main effect of overpopulation is the unequal and unrestrained use of resources

The decision to migrate is based on three categories of factors: Push factors, Pull factors & X factors

What term refers to a situation in which the number of people in an area exceeds the carrying capacity ?

__________ refers to measures taken to reduce the birth rate and slow population growth

"Positive (natural) checks" refer to factors such as disease, famine, and war that naturally limit population growth

What indicates a situation where there is an excess of available housing relative to demand?

Which term describes the immigration of highly skilled or educated individuals from one country to another.

Which country implemented a "One-child policy" to help control its population

As economies contract, so do business opportunities. Who usually have the greatest challenge finding work?

Which is not a problem associated with low growth rates?

Which of the following effects are not associated with "Brain Drain?"

Which of the following are issues related to "Low Population?"

Which is NOT a political issue related to high population?

Which of the following are examples of Pull factors?