populasyon

populasyon

At the beginning of the 20th century the population of the world was 1. 7 billion. At the end of that century, it had soared to 6 billion. Recent estimates suggest that it will be nearly 8 billion by 2025 and 9. 3 billion by 2050. Almost all of this increase is forecast to occur in the developing regions of Africa, Asia and Latin America. For what economists have had to say about this, see demographics.

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populasyon density

Agriculture; Rice science

Ang bilang ng mga halaman sa bawat unit area.

densidad ng populasyon

Geography; Geophysics

ang laki ng populasyon sa loob ng isang partikular na yunit

Karl Marx

Economy; Economics

Much followed, and much misunderstood, German economist (1818–83). His two best-known works were the Communist Manifesto, written in 1848 with Friedrich Engels, and Das Kapital, ...

prangkisa

Economy; Economics

The system by which independent firms are authorized to use a common business system.

publiko-pribado

Economy; Economics

Using private firms to carry out aspects of government. This has become increasingly popular since the early 1980s as governments have tried to obtain some of the benefits of the ...

tubo

Economy; Economics

The main reason firms exist. In economic theory, profit is the reward for risk taken by enterprise, the fourth of the factors of production – what is left after all other costs, ...

dibidendo

Economy; Economics

A payment of income by a company to its shareholders.

kahirapan

Economy; Economics

The state of being poor, which depends on how you define it. One approach is to use some absolute measure. For instance, the poverty rate refers to the number of households whose ...