Canada vs South Korea in 2040
The Land Of The Free vs The Land Of The Morning Calm
South Korea, The Land Of The Morning Calm
In 2013 South Korea's population was around 50.004 million. Most of the population in Korea is males within the age of 30-55 years old. In 2040 the majority of the population is expected to be males within the age of of 55-75 years old. In 2013 South Korea's population density 1271 people per square mile (1271/m²).
Immigration
Not many people immigrate to South Korea, but over the last few decades more people have been settling in South Korea. There have been roughly 1 million foreigners in 2007 located in South Korea. 0.2% of the immigrants come from The United States while 1% of immigrants come from China.
South Korea's Net Migration and Natural Increase Rate
South Korea's net migration is 0 migrants per 1000 population. Korea's Natural Increase rate in 2014 was 0.3%. It is expected for North Korea's natural increase rate to decrease to -0.62%.
South Korea's Birth Rate And Death Rate
In 2014 South Korea had a birth rate of 8.26 births per 1000 people. South Korea's death rate in 2014 was 6.63 deaths per 1000 people. Since the birth rate is higher than the death rate, the population will be rising. The birth rate of South Korea in 2040 is expected to be 6.35 births per 1000 people and a death rate of 12.55 deaths per 1000 people.
South Korea's Population
South Korea's population in 2014 was roughly 50 million people and 44.45 million in 1994. This is due to the growth in life expectancy since 1994. In 1994 the life expectancy was 73.04 years old as compared to the 81.37 years old in 2013. It is expected for the population in South Korea to decrease to around 49.15 million people. This is a 1.7% decrease since 2014. South Korea's population growth rate in 2013 was 0.18%.
Canada, The Land Of The Free
Canada, one of the most popular places to immigrate to. With a growing population, Canada is changing constantly and it involves people coming to Canada too. More people immigrating to Canada changes Canada's demographics over time.
Canada's Immigration and Emigration Rate
In 2009, Canada's immigration rate is 7.3 per 1000 people. Canada's emigration rate in 2009 was 1.3 per 1000 people. In 2040, Canada is expected for more people to immigrate to Canada causing the immigration rate to rise over time.
Net Migration and Natural Increase
Canada's net migration rate in 2013 5.66 migrants per 1000 people. Canada's natural increase rate in 2014 was 0.4%. This is caused by the birth rate being relatively close to the death rate. However this will change during 2040 as the death rate is expected to be higher than the birth rate. Due to this change, the natural increase rate of Canada will drop to -0.255%, causing Canada's population to fall.
Birth Rate and Death Rate
Canada's birth rate in 2012 was 11 births per 1000 people. Canada's death rate in 2013 was 8.20 deaths per 1000 people. The birth rate however is expected to decline to around 9.40 births per 1000 people in 2040. The death rate in 2040 is expected to increase to 11.95 deaths per 1000 people. In 2011, Canada's fertility rate was 1.61. This is expected to be about 1.67 in 2040.
Population
Canada's population in 2013 was 35.16 million people. In 2013, Canada's growth rate was 1.2%. With the declining fertility rate, Canada's growth rate is expected to decline as well. It is expected to decline to around 0.5% in 2040. Canada's population in 2040 is expected to be around 49 million people. Canada's life expectancy during 2014 was 81.67 years. Canada's life expectancy in 2040 is expected to be roughly 83.47 years.
Sustainability
Canada is a very sustainable community. Canada is a country with many job opportunities and a sustainable economy. Canada is also advancing more over time increasing the medical knowledge needed to be known to benefit this generation and generations further to come. The advancement of urbanization can be beneficial and be negative. Urbanization destroys natural resources, habitats and effects wildlife in the area. This is bad as losing resources with a growing population could be risky and result in major problems.
My Life in 2040
My life in 2040 will be very different from today. My parents came here from the Caribbean and they've told me how Canada has changed since they came here. Canada's population has grown since my parents immigrated here and will continue to grow. Canada being one of the most popular immigration countries will have more people immigrating to Canada in later years. With more people in Canada, more job opportunities will be created. More people working in Canada would also benefit the economy. There will also be more people located in Canada and that means more people paying taxes. The inflation of prices have also changed since my parents came to Canada. Currently in Canada, prices have risen over time. In 2040, prices will grow massively over the years. Canada will continue to grow and change with a higher population, immigration rate and more jobs.
Irvin Studin: Canada, Population 100 Million
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