birthrate
Babies per thousand
Birthrate is the number of births in a population over a given period, typically expressed per thousand people per year.
It serves as a key demographic indicator: The birthrate has been declining in developed countries.
High birthrates strain resources; low birthrates raise concerns about aging populations and workforce shortages.
Population movement records
- censusOfficial population count
- statisticsCollected numerical information
- natalityMeasure of births occurring
- per capitaFor each individual
demographic data · trend analysis · cohort · sampling · enumeration · data collection
Capacity for reproduction
- conceptionFormation of an idea
- pregnancyCarrying developing offspring
- childbirthInfant's emergence from womb
- gestationCarrying offspring in womb
maternity · ovulation · infertility · fecundity · procreation · family size · reproductive health · obstetrics
Statistical population characteristics
- population growthIncrease in inhabitants over time
- population declineDecreasing number of inhabitants
- aging populationIncreasing proportion of elderly
- generationalRelating to age groups
workforce · labor shortage · population pyramid · median age · elderly · working-age · replacement · sustainability
Decrease or refuse
rise · fall · spike · plunge · uptick · rebound · stabilization · fluctuation
Pregnancy prevention measures
- urbanizationPopulation shift toward cities
- educationSystematic development of mind
- economicsScience of resource allocation
- cost-of-livingPrice of basic needs
housing · delayed marriage · childcare · healthcare · family planning · employment · income · policy
vital statistics
Population movement records
- censusOfficial population count
- statisticsCollected numerical information
- natalityMeasure of births occurring
per capita · demographic data · trend analysis · cohort · sampling · enumeration · data collection
fertility
Capacity for reproduction
- conceptionFormation of an idea
- pregnancyCarrying developing offspring
- childbirthInfant's emergence from womb
gestation · maternity · ovulation · infertility · fecundity · procreation · family size · reproductive health · obstetrics · midwifery
demographics
Statistical population characteristics
- population growthIncrease in inhabitants over time
- population declineDecreasing number of inhabitants
- aging populationIncreasing proportion of elderly
generational · workforce · labor shortage · population pyramid · median age · elderly · working-age · replacement · sustainability · carrying capacity
decline
Decrease or refuse
drop · rise · fall · spike · plunge · uptick · rebound · stabilization · fluctuation · downturn
contraception
Pregnancy prevention measures
- urbanizationPopulation shift toward cities
- educationSystematic development of mind
- economicsScience of resource allocation
cost-of-living · housing · delayed marriage · childcare · healthcare · family planning · employment · income · policy · immigration
- fertilityfertility, fecundity, infertility, conception, reproduction
- natalitynatality, fertility decline, pronatalism, baby boom, baby bust
- ancient populationscitizens, slaves, freedmen, nobles, peasants
- Guatemalaquetzal, Ladino, Antigua, Tikal, Guatemala City
- demographicspopulation density, population growth, age distribution, population, ethnic groups
- census datapopulation census, national census, census forms, census form, census report
birthratedeath rate
Frequency of fatalities measured
mortality rate · mortality · death toll · fatality rate · casualty rate
birthratepopulation decline
Decreasing number of inhabitants
depopulation · population crash · sterility · childlessness · extinction rate