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    Published: 2018-09-191
    No. 2 (1996)

    So Few, So Many…

    Krystyna Nowosielska

    Abstract

    Some selected demographic problems of the contemporary world were analysed in the paper. The Malthus’ theory was a starting point for the analysis. The reasons for the present po­pulation-rate and its growth on the continents were discussed together with the following is­sues: an analysis of individual countries accor­ding to the criterion of lifetime, the number of elderly people, the number of children aged 14­15, the number of children per woman and its correlation with the education level of women. The demographic situation of Poland was also presented - it was shown that our country occu­pies a position between developed and develo­ping countries. Some other problems included in the paper are: the stages of demographic transformation, ecological conditions and dynamic balance.

     

    Keywords:

    Malthus’ law, demographic transformation, population explosion, number of children per woman, lifetime, birthrate, populational policy, dynamie balance

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    Nowosielska, K. (2018). So Few, So Many…. Humanities and Natural Sciences, (2), 41–56. Retrieved from https://czasopisma.uwm.edu.pl/index.php/hip/article/view/978

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