Population dynamics
Origin: Lat. populatĭo, -ōnis, Gr. δυναμικός, de δύναμις, fuerza
Traces the rise and fall of populations and population cohorts, as birth rates, death rates, immigration, and other factors change.
Spanish: Dinámica de la población
Sources and references
- Gordon, Theodore Jcited 24 times
- Turchin, P.“ Complex Population Dynamics: a Theoretical/Empirical Synthesis”view
- Weiss, V. “ The population cycle drives human history - from a eugenic phase into a dysgenic phase and eventual collapse”view
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