How high is the birth rate?

More than 2% is high, 1% ~ 2% is medium, and below 1% is low birth rate.

Birth rate refers to the ratio of the number of people born in a certain place to the average population in a certain period (usually one year), which reflects the birth level of the population and is generally expressed in one thousandth. Formula: Birth rate = (number of births in that year/total population) × 1000‰.

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Cultural status also affects a country's birth rate. For example, Argentina and Australia in Western Europe, North America and South America, where the birth rate is relatively low, happen to be the places where immigrants from European countries live. High education level and low birth rate; Although Latin America is also an immigrant from Europe, the birth rate is higher than that of the above-mentioned regions with lower education level.

Therefore, the birth rate is not only closely related to the degree of urbanization, the level of industrialization and the cultural situation. It usually becomes a negative correlation. But the United States, France, Britain, Ireland and New Zealand are all exceptions.