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In order to be a migrant, not just a mover, which of the following is required?
Moving the total round of daily activities
The United States had the highest percentage of the population that was foreign-born during the ______ time period.
1880–1889
The analysis of Massey and his associates suggests that ______ provides the single best explanation of international migration.
there is no theoretical approach that
The components of change or residual method of estimating migration uses which of the following in its calculation?
Demographic balancing equation
Of the following formulas, which one measures net migration?
IMigR – OMigR
If we knew that 14 percent of the U.S. population in 2016 was foreign-born, we would have information about the
stock of immigrants
The most common definition of a permanent migrant is someone who has lived in the new location for at least
1 year
In his classic study of the push-pull theory of migration, Ravenstein argued that the ________is the most important motivation to move
desire to get ahead
Of the following, ________ is typically not a consequence of migration for the donor area
an increase in number of older peop
The global pattern of migration has generally been directionally from ____ to _____.
east; west
The consistently largest mega-city in the world for the past several decades has been
Tokyo
The most highly urbanized region in the world is
North America
Urbanization became noticeable in the world during the _____ century
18th
An important difference between cities and rural places that encourages the growth of cities is that
cities are economically more efficient.
Currently in the entire world, almost _____ percent of the population is living in urban places
60
According to United Nations definitions, to be a “mega-city” a city must have a population of at least ____ million.
10
The concept of an “American apartheid” has been applied to
residential segregation of blacks in America
Tzintzuntzan, Mexico, illustrates the point that
population growth in rural villages leads to migration of younger people to urban places
The region of the world with the highest percentage of the urban population living in slums is
sub-Saharan Africa
The urban transition in China demonstrates that
governments can retard the urban transition but cannot stop it.
A key characteristic of the age transition is that it represents
a shift from a very young population to an older population.
If we are comparing the rate of pregnancy-related deaths among young adult women now with rates from 50 years ago, we are most likely trying to understand the
period effect
If you see an age pyramid that caves in at the younger ages, the most likely explanation is
declining fertility
The difference between the “third age” and the “fourth age” is largely a function of the
susceptibility to senescence
The short-term impact of an increase in migration on the age structure is to
produce a young-adult bulge.
Cohort flow captures the idea that
historical events similarly affect people of the same age.
Despite the decline in fertility in India, that country has not experienced the same demographic dividend as China because
its fertility decline has been much slower over time
The idea that different behavior is expected of people according to their age is an example of
age stratification
Population momentum is most influenced by the proportion of the population that is
women of reproductive age.
The demographic dividend is associated with an age structure characterized by
a bulge in the working-age population.
In the United States, women aged 25 and over who are full-time year-round workers with a graduate or professional degree make about ____ percent as much money as do men of the same age and economic activity.
75
Educational homogamy refers to
marrying someone with a similar education level
The rise in the number of female-headed households is most apt to be the result of a(n)
increase in the status of women
The inequality in the distribution of income in the United States means that the top 20 percent of earners bring in ___ percent of the nation’s total income, compared to ___ percent for the bottom 20 percent.
50; 3
The nature of a family is that it is a(n) _______ unit, whereas a household is a ________unit.
kinship; residential
The single most important contributor to a person’s life chances is
his or her level of education.
The diversity of household types in the United States is most noticeable in terms of the percent of households that are
married couples with children
The rise in cohabitation in richer countries is most associated demographically with
delayed marriage.
The life chances of most people will be least affected by
individual genetic structure.
With respect to race/ethnicity, the United States is currently experiencing what might best be described as
a diversity explosion
Intensification of agriculture involves
increased yield per acre
Of the following countries, _______ generates the greatest total amount of carbon dioxide emissions.
China
Economic development refers to a situation in which there is
growth in average (per-person) income
Of the following issues, __________ has not been fully addressed in the United Nations program to achieve sustainable development.
population growth
Which of the following countries has the highest estimated ecological footprint per person?
United States
Ester Boserup is famous for her idea that population growth
can trigger economic development
If the ecological footprint calculations for the world are correct, then we
are already in a situation of overshoot
History suggests that ________ is the more common demographic response to resource over-utilization at the local level.
out-migration
Of the following factors, availability of _______ may be the most limiting with respect to sustainable food production for a growing population.
fresh water
Of the following, _________ is most closely related to the concept of carrying capacity.
sustainability