Population structure
Source: http://www.slideshare.net/PLANETGE0GRAPHY/population-structures-10191768
Source: http://www.slideshare.net/kingcobra2012/ib-ess-topic-3-human-population
The Dependency Ratio
The dependency ratio shows how reliant young and old people are on the economically active population. A higher dependency ration indicates that more of the population is reliant on the working population. The ratio and can be expressed as follows:
Dependency Ratio = Young Population (0 - 14) + Old Population (65+) / Population Aged 15-64
The Support Ratio
The support ratio is the inverse of the dependency ratio:
Support Ratio = Population (15 - 64) / Population (65+) + Population (0 - 14)
Juvenile Index
The juvenile index indicates the proportion of young people to old people. The greater the index, the more young people there are.
Juvenile Index = Population (0 - 14) / Population (15+)
Old Age Index
The old age index indicates the proportion of old people to young people. The higher the old age ratio the greater the number of old people.
Old Age Index = Population (65+) / Population (15-64)
Source: https://geographyas.info/population/population-structure/
The demographic transition model
Source: http://geographyfieldwork.com/DemographicTransition.htm
Source: http://www.medicine.uottawa.ca/sim/data/Demographic_Transition_e.htm
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