Canada and Australia in 2065
Lets compare Canada and Australia in 2065!
Canadian Statistics in 2015!
Birth rate: 10
Death rate: 7.8
Natural increase rate: 2.2
Life expectancy: 81
Median age: 40.3
Population density: 4/km squared
Fertility rate: 1.66
Australian Statistics in 2015!
Birth rate: 12
Death rate: 6.7
Natural increase rate: 5.3
Life expectancy: 82
Median age: 37
Population density: 3/km squared
Fertility rate: 1.88
Canadian Statistics in 2065!
Birth rate: 9.81
Death rate: 11.50
Natural increase rate: -1.69
Life expectancy: 86.20
Median age: 47
Population density: 5/km squared
Fertility rate: 1.8
Australian Statistics in 2065!
Birth rate: 10.7
Death rate: 10.2
Natural increase rate: 0.50
Life expectancy: 87
Median age: 42.3
Population density:
Fertility rate: 1.90
Push and Pull Factors for both countries in 2065!
Canada
Canada has many ways to catch the attention of people. Job opportunities will be increasing because of the amount of people retiring. Canada supports free health care which is a big factor to people. We are a free country and hopefully we stay this way. Canada is a very diverse place and also offers some of the best schools in the world to students.
Pull Factors:
- Economic opportunities
- Free health care
- Education
- Freedom/Rights
Push:
Over the years Canada will be a different place than now. As people are expected to live longer, they will need more health attention. This means our taxes will increase significantly. Here in Canada, our weather is extremely cold in the winter, which can be a negative to people who prefer warmer weather. As Canada continues to welcome immigrants, popular cities such as Toronto are beginning to over populate.
Push Factors:
- Weather
- Taxes
- Over population
Australia
Australia is known for their quality of life. They own some of the best schools in the entire world. Good education can get you a high salary job. Also Australia is not as populated in some regions.
Pull Factors:
- Quality of life
- Jobs
- Not over-populated
Push:
Australia is an extremely expensive place to live. Their cost of living is really high. It will be harder to access good jobs as the rate of inflation increases. Also Australia will face extremely cold temperatures.
Push Factors:
- High cost of living
- Cold climate
- Crowded in some regions
- Hard to access high paying jobs