On a list of 221 countries in the world, the UK is listed at 161, ie 12.27 births per thousand of the population. This compares with Niger at number 1 with over 50 births per thousand of the population and the United States at number 147 with 13.67 births per thousand of the population. It would seem that most of the top one hundred of high birth rates are nearly all third world countries. Returning to the UK, the highest Birth Rate seems to be among immigrant families and indigenous families who tend to be unemployed or in low income jobs. The birth rate in the professional groups seems to be falling, which doesn't bode well for the future.
Because of increasing industrialization and urbanisation.
due to the access of clean water, medial supplies, and a heathy lifestyle
This is because in the UK healthcare is better than other parts of the world.
10.65 births/1,000 population
true
Because there was alot of sex
stage 4/5 the UK as low birth rate and low death rate, due to medical advances, however due to more adults not wanting as many children the birth is falling below the death rate and so the population is falling
the UK is a rich country low tax rate flexible labour market UK high standard living
Yes
Birth Rate: 10.65 births/1,000 population (2008 est.)
The interest rate on savings can be as high as 2.5% in the UK, despite the extremely low national interest rates. If one is willing to lock their money up for longer, e.g. such as a bond, they might get a higher rate.
Birth rate: 10.65 Death rate: 10.05 p.s *1,000 population *2008 est
Currently, the average fix-rate mortgage rate in the UK is 3.96% as of May 2013. This mortgage rate sets an all time low for the UK falling below 4% for the first time.
The UK has a temperate climate. No extremes of high or low temperature.
it is because the uk is a wealthier country
it is because the uk is a wealthier country
The rate of natural increase is the crude birth rate minus the crude death rate of a population. Usually developing countries have a high natural increase rate, and developed countries have a low or neutral rate.