The continent with the highest natural population growth rate in the world

The highest is Africa, followed by Latin America and then Asia.

Ranking of natural population growth rate of all continents:

Africa (2.8%),

Latin America (2.2%),

Asia (1.9%),

Oceania (1.2%),

North America (0.7%),

Antarctica (0%),

Europe (-0.3%)

According to the data of 2008, among 230 countries and regions, the growth rate of UAE ranks first in the world, accounting for 3.833%; Montenegro ranks first in the world, with-1%; Chinese mainland ranks 162 in the world, accounting for 0.501%; India ranks 86th in the world, accounting for 1.758%.

After the Second World War, the population growth rate in Europe and America was slow, but the absolute population of developing countries such as Africa will still increase in the next few decades. It is predicted that the world population growth rate will be greatly reduced in 2 1 century, and the world population is expected to achieve zero growth at the end of 2 1 century, stable at around 10 billion, and gradually decrease. Please check the list of fertility rates around the world.

The fertility rate in China has been below replacement level since 1990. The census in 2000 and 20 10 showed only 1.22, 1. 18, and the sampling survey showed 20 1 1 and 2065438+.

Due to the sex ratio deviation, the fertility rate of 1.2 means that the number of newborns decreases by about 45% each generation.

The more developed the society, the higher the education level and parenting cost, the lower the fertility will, the later the marriage age and childbearing age, the higher the infertility rate, the higher the ratio of Dink to single population and the lower the fertility rate. The human development index (HDI) and per capita GDP are negatively correlated with the fertility rate.

From 1980, two children are fully liberalized, and Enshi, Yicheng, Chengde and Jiuquan have a population of more than 8 million, but overall, the fertility rate of 20 10 is only 1.52.

We are the largest country in the world. However, after 1820, the population growth of China was very slow, and its share in the world dropped from 37% to 22% of 1950, and its share in the world economy also dropped from 33% to 4.6%. 1