The composition of the population is the structure of the population with various aspects such as sex, age, literacy level, health condition, occupation and income level. It also helps to find the population size with the aid of a table showing the relationship between these aspects. In ...

Population Change is the change in the number of people during a specific time period. The change may be caused by natural deaths, births, immigration, or emigration. The rate of population change can be measured by birth rate, death rate, or net migration rate. There are two types of ...

Social: Social factors in the distribution of population are primarily affected in two ways: (i) social influences- each individual follow the norms of his society or cultural background, (ii) recreation area- people prefer to live in places which are conducive for relaxation and are culturally ...

Topography: People refers to live on plains because these areas are suitable for farming, manufacturing and service activities. The topography of a country is a very important factor that affects the population concentration of a particular area. Countries that have the highest percentage of area ...

Population density is the number of people per unit of area, usually quoted per square kilometer or square mile, and which may include or exclude for example areas of water or glaciers. The average density of population in different countries is very different. Generally, the density of ...

The pattern of population distribution refers to the way in which people are spread across the earth's surface. According to this pattern, more people generally live near the equator and fewer people inhabit areas toward the poles. The distribution of population in the world is extremely ...

People are the center of any organization’s success, without them, the right initiatives cannot be implemented successfully. People are a nation’s greatest resource. It is people with their skills and abilities that turn them into ‘resources’. Hence, human resource is the ultimate resource. A ...

The most important industries are the large-scale, highly developed industries that are able to produce not only for the domestic market but also for trade on the international market. Globalization requires strong exports. The top four industries of the world are Textile Industry, Iron and ...

Industrial regions are central places in industrial districts. They are characterized by the geographical concentration of industries, the high density of firms producing similar products, high levels of circulation of people and goods, sharing labour among firms in the same industry, etc. ...

The industrial system is a term used in economics and industrial engineering. This system consists of inputs, processes and outputs. The inputs are the raw materials, labor and other costs for land, transport, power and other infrastructure. This system is used while studying industrial ...