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    Japan has the oldest life expectancy in the world. That means people in Japan live a really really long time. Men live to 79 years old. Women live a little over 86 years old. What in the world causes Japanese people to live so long? After WWII‚ Japan had one of the lowest life expectancies in the world‚ which suggests it’s not genetics that keeps them alive for so long (the guy in the picture above just turned 113). It’s not even that Japanese people visit doctors 12+ times a year. The answer is

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    economic policy‚ in France as well as in the principal industrialized countries. In other words‚ all the large industrialized countries will know a considerable ageing of the population during the next decades. In the academic circles and the business press‚ they believe that the ageing of the population will have important effects on the financial markets following the impact awaited on the rates of saving and the request of the fund’s investments. To develop the subject‚ we will initially present the

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    1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The first warns of looming disaster a shrinking labour force‚ unsustainable pension‚ and healthcare subsidies increasing the fiscal strain and destabilising the economy. Here‚ demographic upheaval foreshadows an inevitable economic decline‚ if not total collapse. Those who disagree consider this analysis too Malthusian: it overlooks increases in productivity‚ and the reduced fiscal burden of households with fewer children to support. These pundits see demographic change as

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    Causes and Effects of a Youthful population Gambia is a small‚ narrow‚ horizontal country in western Africa. It is surrounded by Senegal and a short strip of Atlantic coastline at its western end. When a country has a high number of children‚ it is said to have a youthful population. There are many Causes and Effects for this: Social There are many social causes and effects. * 95% of Gambia’s population is Muslim. This means they can marry more than one wife. Each woman has a TFR (total fertility

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    Increasing revenue! Marketing will be done with social media‚ radio slots‚ and a wrapped vehicle! Attending networking groups and other social networking events‚ this will build partnerships that may be mutually beneficial with other business owners. One Trade shows a month to sell product or give out samples to build customer base. Profit maximizing: By understanding what the marginal profit for each sale made‚ will help determine what the profit maximizing quantity is. In the case of Haught

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    When a population grows rapidly‚ it can put great stress on an area such as a community or a country. When sudden extreme population growth occurs‚ food will become a prized possession‚ more people will die due to disease and war‚ and the economy will be affected. As a population grows‚ all the additional people will need food immediately to survive. There will not be time to develop new sources of food over many years. Instead‚ more and more people will need food more and more and the food will

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    INCREASING STUDENTS’ SPEAKING ABILITY THROUGH BOARD GAME FOR THE EIGHTH GRADERS OF SMP  CHAPTER I INTRODUCTION A.  Background of the Study. Look at the developing science and technology‚ language has an important rule for human life‚ by using language the people will express their ideas‚ emotion‚ and desires‚ and it is used as a medium to interact with one another‚ to fulfil their daily need. English has been the most important language in international communication. The

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    The effect of increasing substrate concentration on rate of an enzyme reaction. Enzymes are biological catalysts that lower a reactions activation energy making possible many of the reactions needed for life to exist.  Enzymes have a high specificity which have been explained by many theories such as Fischer’s lock and key. Currently the most widely accepted theory is the induced fit hypothesis proposed by Koshland in 1958. This hypothesis solves some of the problems with the Lock and key theory

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    Population Density‚ Distribution and Growth in Jamaica Name: Janice Jones School: Territory: Jamaica Centre no: Year: 2012 Population Distribution Population Distribution may be defined as the arrangement or spread of people living in a given area; also‚ how the population of an area is arranged according to variables such as age‚ race‚ or sex. How to construct a population distribution map (choropleth) Parish | Area (KM) | Population (‘000s) | Density | Clarendon | 1196

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    The word “Population Growth” has its origin from the latin words ‘Populus’ meaning people. According to ecological term; “population is group of people of the same species occupying a particular space”. Population is subdivided further into demes or local population which is group of interbreeding organism in demes; they share a common gene pool. Population density is defined as a number of individual per unit area or per unit volume of environment. When the size of the individual is uniform the

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